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A new draft recommendation released this week from the U.S. Preventative Services Task Force encourages women to get screened for breast cancer every year starting at age 40.
Since 2009, the federally appointed group whose decisions guide insurance policies has recommended waiting until you are 50 years old to start getting mammograms.
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The van offers the same technology a patient would receive in a Sentara facility.
Friday morning, Sentara Healthcare leaders unveiled a new 3D mammography van that's set to bring care to underserved communities.
News 3’s team of investigators is digging into why diagnosing and treating reproductive cancers in nonbinary and transgender people can be challenging.