CHICAGO - USPSTF’s mammography screening guidelines to a decline in screening and may lead to a significant number of missed cancers, researchers found.
Jennifer Wholey
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CHICAGO - Radiation received by other organs during a mammogram is very low and does not present an increased cancer risk, researchers found.
CHICAGO - Breast cancer risk estimates increase with frequent CT scans, particularly among younger patients, researchers found.
CHICAGO - Radiologists can more accurately diagnose abuse of elderly patients thanks to new research that points to a discernible pattern of radiological symptoms.
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