In Part I of our review of cancer outcome research, we analysed pros and cons of various
measures relevant to quantifying the burden of cancer. Based on our recommendations in …

The primary goal of screening for cancer is to decrease deaths caused by cancer. National
cancer screening in high-income countries (HICs) started in the 1960s, when nationwide …

Background: Breast cancer remains one of most lethal illnesses and the most common
malignancies among women, making it important to discover novel biomarkers and …

Breast cancer is one of the leading forms of cancers in women worldwide. In Poland, it
accounts for approx. 20% of all cancers diagnosed, with approximately 11,000 new cases …

While reductions in breast cancer mortality have been evident since the introduction of
population‐based breast screening in women aged 50–74 years, participation in cancer …

Objetivo: Explorar la asociación entre la condición de inmigrante y la realización de
citologías y mamografías, y estudiar el efecto de la integración social en dicha asociación …

Background Benign and malignant diagnosis of nonpalpable breast imaging reporting and
data system (BI-RADS) category 0 lesions on digital mammograms (DMs) is very important …

Making clinical decisions about individual patients relies on intelligence drawn from
statistical models fitted to populations. The approach embodied in evidence-based …

Breast cancer (BrC) ensues in the breast cells besides it is the utmost predominant disease
in females in the biosphere later skin cancer. Breast malignant growth is the most widely …

Background Wide implementation of mammography screening has resulted in increased
numbers of women diagnosed with breast carcinoma in situ. We aimed to determine the risk …