Full text The objective of this study was to establish that current guidelines excluding women aged 40-49 years from the National Breast Screening Programme (NBSP) are justified. Since the conception of the NBSP many articles have been published to fuel the debate on routine mammography for women...
However, this has to be balanced against: (1) the possibility of overtreatment from an increase in both detection of DCIS and false-positive mammograms and (2) radiation-induced cancers. The ...doi:10.1186/bcr249L NimmoBioMed CentralBreast Cancer Research...
This cross-sectional study examines changes in the levels of mammography screening after the 2009 US Preventive Services Task Force (USPSTF) guidance regarding the recommended age range for biennial mammograms. open access JAMA Netw Open. 2025;8(2):e2458141. doi:10.1001/jamanetworkopen.2024.58141...
East, West and South Screening Programmes. In 2014, PRISMA started recruiting asymptomatic women aged 50–75 years in the general population eligible for the national screening programme for data collection via questionnaires, blood and saliva samples and mammograms for assessing breast density....
However, in 2009, the USPSTF revised its guidelines to say that routine screenings with mammography should only occur every two years for women 50 to 74. The Task Force said at the time that the decision to start regular mammograms before age 50 should be an individual one, taking into ...
Sub-objectives: (1) to highlight AI techniques that we have identified as key areas of AI-related research in healthcare; (2) to offer guidelines on building reliable AI-based CAD-systems for medicine; and (3) to reveal open research questions, challenges, and directions for future research...
Prescribing CDH1 germline analysis should be taken in to consideration for subjects with pathological confirmation of early-onsets ILC, for both personal and familiar background [98]. Subjects with CDH1mutations are advised to check annual mammograms and breast MRIs starting at age 35 years due to ...
Breast cancer screening is highly controversial and different agencies have widely varying guidelines. Yet it is currently used extensively in the USA and
16 minutiae pointsmust correspond in order for an unknown fingerprint to be considered a match to a known print for evidentiary purposes.Efforts are underway to establish guidelines for similar evidentiary rules regarding the use of infrared facial imagery for positive identification in legal proceedings...
67 Women with high density breast tissue are faced with two challenges which are increased risk for developing breast cancer and late diagnosis of breast cancer explained by the low sensitivity of screening mammograms in this population. Complex cellular and molecular Conflict of interest statement All...