Detected: How artificial intelligence is changing breast cancer detection
(InvestigateTV) - As a young mom, Ashley Hurd's breast cancer diagnosis left a trail of uncertainty.
By Daniela Molina, Rachel DePompa·2 hr ago
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(InvestigateTV) - As a young mom, Ashley Hurd's breast cancer diagnosis left a trail of uncertainty.
"I didn't know what my future would look like, and I was worried about my family and my kid's future," Hurd said.
As a married mother of four, she expected her first mammogram in November 2024 to be a routine screening at age 40 after her primary doctor said it was time.
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