 Spartanburg Regional Health Care is participating in the study which aims to screen over 100,000 women for breast cancer. The principal investigator, Dr. Amy Curtis, is leading the T-MIST study, which will span five years and involve multiple rounds of screening to evaluate the performance of mammograms over time. Fox Carolina reports the study still needs participants in order to collect valuable data that will ultimately benefit a diverse range of patients, including those in rural areas, minorities, and with different breast characteristics.