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Mammography Screening Is the Best Way to Reduce the Risk of a Premature Death from Breast Cancer

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By László Tabar
| BestPractice Nordic DK Verified
marts 2024 Missing either one of the last two screening examinations conferred a significantly higher risk of dying from breast cancer. This is the result of a study presented in this MEDtalk by Dr. László Tabár, which was conducted about the beneficial effect of consecutive screening mammography examination on mortality from breast cancer. It indicated that modern therapy are not going to accomplish a significant decrease in mortality without early detection.
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Economic evaluation of breast MRI in screening - a systematic review and basic approach to cost-effectiveness analyses

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By Pascal A.T, Kevin Ni, Umamaheswaran Gurusamy, László Tabar
| Frontiers
Introduction Breast cancer is the most common cancer and the leading cause of cancer-related death in women worldwide with an estimated 2.3 million incident cases and 685,000 deaths in 2020, despite significant advances in therapeutic options and widespread screening programs (1, 2). Diagnosed at an early stage, localized breast cancer, much like colorectal cancer, is associated with excellent 5-year survival rates of approximately 99% (3).
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BIR Publications

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By Stephen Duffy, László Tabar, TONY CHEN, Amy M.F. Yen
| birpublications.org
Systematic reviews are frequently a basis for health policy, and they have informed breast screening policy recommendations.1–3 Most major review bodies in public health agree that screening with mammography reduces breast cancer mortality and that the benefits of the intervention outweigh the risks.1–5 Areas of disagreement that remain include the appropriate target age range,1,5 the quality judgements about the individual trials,1,3,6,7 and the dissenting Nordic Cochrane Review (NCR) which...
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