Scientists have developed a pill that could significantly improve the imaging techniques involved in breast cancer and can better help in the diagnosis of the deadly disease -- the second most common cancer in women. Current diagnostics methods like mammograms -- X-rays of breast tissue -- often identify a lump's location and size but cannot distinguish between cancerous and benign growths. Screening can potentially catch the disease early in some patients but false positives can lead to unnecessary aggressive treatments in patients who don't need them. We don't know how to select the right patients to treat. Our work could
