Mammograms Don’t Save Lives? Dr. Jennifer Simmons Explains... | DSH #1856
Dr. Jennifer Simmons argues that routine mammogram screening for breast cancer is ineffective and harmful, leading to widespread overdiagnosis and overtreatment without reducing mortality. She advocates for a shift toward personalized risk assessment and prevention using innovative tools
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