Meghan Geivett is living proof that early detection saves lives. She was diagnosed with Stage 1 breast cancer after her first routine mammogram at age 40. After chemotherapy and a double mastectomy, she’s now in remission.

Dr. Ruby Meierotto, Breast Radiologist at Saint Luke's Cancer Institute, talks about the importance of prevention, and Meghan shares her message for other women. 

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