2006BMJOpen access

Content of invitations for publicly funded screening mammography

Karsten Juhl Jørgensen, Peter C Gøtzsche

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Abstract

The benefits and harms of screening for breast cancer are delicately balanced and women should decide for themselves, on an informed basis. Do the invitations give enough information to enable this?

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The benefits and harms of screening for breast cancer are delicately balanced and women should decide for themselves, on an informed basis. Do the invitations give enough information to enable this?

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The benefits and harms of screening for breast cancer are delicately balanced and women should decide for themselves, on an informed basis. Do the invitations give enough information to enable this?

Key concepts: Mammography screening, Mammography, Breast cancer screening, Computer science, Breast screening, Cancer screening, Screening mammography, Medicine

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