New blood test could detect breast cancer quicker than screenings

MURRAY — While her mother was close to dying of breast cancer at 50 years old, Linda Warner decided she would do everything in her power to avoid a similar fate."I made her a promise on her deathbed that I would get mammograms, take care of myself, do whatever it takes," Warner said.Decades later, she said, "I'm grateful I did.""I've been having mammograms for 30 years — no problems. Sure enough, last year there was a small tumor," the Sandy woman said.Fortunately for Warner, her vig