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Should you feel safe about going in for routine screenings? Breast specialist Dr. Kristi Funk shares that there is a looming breast cancer crisis because women are not getting their routine screenings. Dr. Funk shares the estimate that there will be about 120,000 undiagnosed invasive breast cancer cases by year-end. Not only is screening down, but alcohol use, a carcinogen, is on a dramatic rise because of COVID. Dr. Funk shares that even a drink a day increases breast cancer by 10%. Plus, check out her mocktail recipes!
Will Breast Cancer Spike Once People Resume Routine Screenings?
