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American Journal of Preventive Medicine, 1997
Breast cancer is a leading form of preventable cancer among women in the United States. Despite improvements in mammography and other early detection techniques, special populations, including older and minority women, continue to experience high incidence and mortality rates.
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Mammography Screening and Overdiagnosis

JAMA Oncology, 2016
Breast cancer overdiagnosis, the detection of tumors unlikely to becomeclinically apparent in theabsenceof screening, is an important, but elusive, concept. It is importantbecause thediagnosis and treatment of invasive breast cancer and high-risk noninvasive lesions, particularly ductal carcinoma in situ (DCIS), involve potentially harmful procedures ...
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Barriers to screening mammography

Health Psychology Review, 2013
Breast cancer (BRCA) is the second most commonly diagnosed cancer among women in the USA, and mammography is an effective means for the early detection of BRCA. Identifying the barriers to screening mammography can inform research, policy and practice aiming to increase mammography adherence.
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Screening mammography