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X-Ray Mammography — Background to a Decision
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On August 23, the National Cancer Institute and the American Cancer Society terminated the routine use of x-ray mammography for women under age 50 who are enrolled in a five-year joint NCI-ACS scheme.Abstract:
On August 23, the National Cancer Institute and the American Cancer Society terminated the routine use of x-ray mammography for women under age 50 who are enrolled in a five-year joint NCI-ACS nati...read more
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