The benefits and harms of breast cancer screening: an independent review
TIThe Independent UK Panel on Breast Cancer ScreeningMMMichael MarmotDGDouglas G. AltmanDCDavid CameronJAJ A Dewar
University College London · Department of Health and Social Care · +7 more institutions
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Abstract
B Includes P, IC, employee recruitment, and general publicity. Women were randomised after initial PE, and there is evidence that the women attending had a higher rate of breast cancer at that initial attendance than was expected from an age-matched population. c Some of these numbers are approximate, as different
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7- TIThe Independent UK Panel on Breast Cancer ScreeningCorresponding
University College London
- MMMichael Marmot
Department of Health and Social Care, University of Oxford, University College London
- DGDouglas G. Altman
NHS Lothian, Western General Hospital, Edinburgh Cancer Research, University of Oxford
- DCDavid Cameron
Western General Hospital, Ninewells Hospital, Edinburgh Cancer Research
- JAJ A Dewar
University of Cambridge, Ninewells Hospital
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- Breast cancer
- Medicine
- Attendance
- Publicity
- Population
- Cancer
- Demography
- Gynecology
UN Sustainable Development Goals
- Good health and well-being
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