Breast cancer survivors push for bill warning about mammograms' screening limitations

SALT LAKE CITY — Ever since her sister's life was cut short by breast cancer in 2008, Cathie Skene has been on the lookout for the disease in herself, vowing to ward it off early if it were to strike.So when Skene began to suspect she may have a cancerous mass late last year after she could feel something abnormal, she insisted on being tested with an ultrasound even after a mammogram result indicated she was in the clear."The mammogram said, 'You have dense breast tissue, but you're fine.