A talk with University of Minnesota Physics Professor Roger Rusack, one of thousands of scientists who has collaborated on the Large Hadron Collider in Switzerland.
The experimental method would not replace mammograms for women at average risk of the
disease. But it might become an additional tool for higher risk women with a lot of dense tissue that makes tumors hard to spot on mammograms.
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