Abstract Purpose of Review We summarize the evidence of benefits, harms, and tools to
assist in individualized decisions among older adults in screening for breast, prostate, colon …

Introduction Maintaining a healthy lifestyle and obtaining preventive care (hereafter,
prevention-activity) usually have an inverse association with poverty status and unmet …

Objective We conducted a systematic review to assess the quality and limitations of
published studies examining benefits and harms of screening mammography in relation to …

OBJECTIVE. Older women undergoing regular mammography experience significant
reductions in breast cancer mortality, except in women with severe comorbidities or limited …

This issue provides a clinical overview of breast cancer screening and prevention, focusing
on risk assessment, screening, prevention, and practice improvement. The content of In the …

In the US, guidelines recommend that women continue mammography screening until at
least age 74, but recent evidence suggests declining screening rates in older women. We …

Background There is growing concern that routine mammography screening is overused
among older women. Successful and equitable de-implementation of mammography will …

Objective To elicit informed views from Australian women aged 70–74 regarding the
acceptability of ceasing to invite women their age to participate in government-funded …

Incidence of breast cancer increases with age up until age 80. Screening mammography
has demonstrated efficacy in decreasing mortality from breast cancer among women …

Background Breast cancer is a common condition. It is a leading cause of death among
women, and its incidence increases with age. Aging of the population and improvement of …