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Before Tanja Harrison died of breast cancer, she left the world with a dire message: supplemental screening could have saved her life.Following a routine mammogram in 2021 that came back clear, the Nova Scotia woman learned she had dense breasts and requested supplemental screening — an MRI or ultrasound — to ensure her dense breast tissue was not concealing something nefarious. It can be difficult for mammograms to pick up cancers in people with dense breasts because dense breast tissue and abn
