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 E-Mail SPOKANE, Wash.-- Breast cancer screening took a sizeable hit during the COVID-19 pandemic, suggests new research that showed that the number of screening mammograms completed in a large group of women living in Washington State plummeted by nearly half. Published today in JAMA Network Open, the study found the steepest drop-offs among women of color and those living in rural communities. "Detecting breast cancer at an early stage dramatically increases the chances that treatment will be successful," said lead study author Ofer Amram, an assistant professor in the Washington State Un...

A new study by WSU scientists shows that the number of screening mammograms completed in a large group of women living in Washington State plummeted by nearly half.

KXLY May 24, 2021 9:57 AM Rylee Fitzgerald Updated: SPOKANE, Wash. — New research shows that the number of screening mammograms of women living in Washington plummeted by nearly half during the pandemic. The study determined that the largest drop-offs are amongst women of color and those living in rural communities. “Detecting breast cancer at an early stage dramatically increases the chances that treatment will be successful,” lead study author Ofer Amram said. “Our study findings suggest that health care providers need to double down on efforts to maintain ...

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The Milford Daily News HOLLISTON – Gail Marro's family settled in Holliston because it was a small, rural town, she said. Last week, Marro and her husband began picketing outside Holliston Town Hall to keep it that way.  On Thursday, more than a dozen others, hoisting yellow "Stop555" signs, joined them.  If you Google that phrase, you'll likely wind up at stop555hoppingbrook.com, which was launched by concerned residents like Marro to enlighten the public of a massive project being proposed at 555 Hopping Brook Rd. in Holliston.  The project's developer, St. Louis-based CRG Integra...