The breast cancer screening programmes in the United Kingdom currently invite women
aged 50–70 years for screening mammography every 3 years. Since the time the screening …

The invention of thermography, in the 1950s, posed a formidable problem to the research
community: What is the relationship between disease and heat radiation captured with …

Background Digital breast tomosynthesis with 3D images might overcome some of the
limitations of conventional 2D mammography for detection of breast cancer. We investigated …

Objective The aim of this study was to supplement the paucity of information available on
logistical aspects of the application of three-dimensional (3D) mammography in breast …

Background: We investigated the additional contribution of mammography to screening
accuracy in BRCA1/2 mutation carriers screened with MRI at different ages using individual …

The objective of this study aimed to systematically identify and evaluate all the available
evidence of safety, effectiveness and diagnostic accuracy for three emerging classes of …

Purpose We compared detection measures for breast screening strategies comprising
single-reading or double-reading using standard 2D-mammography or 2D/3D …

The risk of breast cancer (BC) overdiagnosis attributed to mammography screening is an
unresolved issue, complicated by heterogeneity in the methodology of quantifying its …

Background Autopsy studies demonstrate the prevalence pool of incidental breast cancer in
the population, but estimates are uncertain due to small numbers in any primary study. We …

Background It has proved that there is an association between cancer and volatile organic
compounds (VOCs) of exhaled breath. This study targets on verifying the existence of …