Early detection of breast cancer through screening can lower breast cancer mortality rates
and reduce the burden of this disease in the population. In most western countries …

Background: Despite the increasing breast cancer incidence and mortality rates, Korean
American immigrant women have one of the lowest rates of breast cancer screening across …

After some decades of contention, one can almost despair and conclude that
(paraphrasing)“the mammography debate you will have with you always.” Against that …

Background The scientific and public debate concerning organized mammography
screening is unprecedentedly strong. With research evidence concerning its efficacy being …

The debate regarding the efficacy of breast cancer screening with mammography has
intensified since about 2009, as the literature has reported on benefits, harms, and …

Eight major randomized trials of breast cancer screening using mammography have been
conducted to test the efficacy of mammography in contributing to reducing breast cancer …

In his editorial1 and perspective2, Dr. Constantine Kaniklidis covers a lot of ground, and
there is much to agree with. Certainly, we should be moving forward to find and evaluate …

All screening programmes do harm; some do good as well, and, of these, some do more
good than harm at reasonable cost. The first task of any public health service is to identify …

Background: Guidelines recommend primary care providers individualize screening
mammography decisions with women aged 40-49. Methods: Population-based retrospective …

The recent series of important exchanges within the longlived mammography debate in the
pages of this journal were triggered by the publication in 2014 of the 25-year follow-up of the …