… Accordingly, our study reviewed existing breast cancer screening guidelines and summarized
corresponding recommendations, in order to provide references for good clinical practice …

… to risk-based screening for breast cancer and provide the evidence base for the thresholds
that … We have provided the evidence base underlying our proposed risk assessment process …

… When compared to the UK national breast cancer screening service, we observed a very
similar distribution of cancer prevalence, age and, cancer type (see Extended Data Table 1a). …

… breast cancer screening modalities for younger women with dense breasts from a perspective
of population-based breast … Further research based on evidence-based medicine is …

… -based breast cancer screening protocols, or breast density notification, are not well
understood • We propose a framework for evidencebased review of the current national screening …

… with controversy and confusion based on conflicting national … The bottom line in screening
for breast cancer today is tumor … of breast cancer worldwide, the rationale for screening, …

… breast cancer screening is complex and should differ based on a woman’s risk for breast
cancer and … Tools to support shared decisions about breast cancer screening are increasingly …

… This systematic review provides evidence that organised screening reduces breast cancer
mortality in all European regions where screening was implemented and monitored, while …

… who actually participate in screening every 1–2 years, breast cancer mortality is reduced by
… 10% or fewer breast cancers. False positives occur in about 10% of screened women, 80% …

… These guidelines are based on evidence mainly from predominantly white populations, …
There is ample evidence that women aged 40 to 49 years benefit from breast cancer screening. …