Given the recent debate over breast cancer screening that was reignited by the 25-year
follow-up data from the Canadian National Breast Screening Study, the Canadian Journal of …

In the setting of the 25-year follow-up of the Canadian National Breast Screening Study, the
Society of Surgical Oncology continues to endorse mammographic screening for women …

In 2011, B reast S creen A ustralia celebrated 20 years of mammographic screening for
breast cancer in A ustralia. There has been a reduction in mortality from breast cancer over …

In recent years, screening has been widely promoted as a means of reducing breast cancer
mortality. The three commonly employed methods are mammography, breast self …

In the last decade, screening mammography, long accepted as a significant advance in
breast cancer care, has become a source of considerable controversy. Many factors have …

Over the past several years, there have been numerous changes in the guidelines for
screening mammography. Additionally, different societies have released guidelines with …

Consensus is still lacking on guidelines for breast-cancer screening with mammography:
who should be screened, how frequently at what age, to what benefits and at what risks …

Since the publication of the results of the Greater New York Trial and the Swedish Two-
County Trial in the 1970s and 1980s, there has been a general consensus that screening for …

A t least since 1985, there has been concern in some quarters that the Canadian National
Breast Screening Study (NBSS) results 1'2 would fail to show a benefit from combined …

Methods This study was a secondary analysis of previously published data and did not
require REB approval. We did not undertake a repeat search, screen, or data extraction. We …