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The fury that has been triggered by the ongoing breast cancer screening scandal may have been unrelenting in its ferocity, but it also serves to obscure the uncomfortable truth - that all evidence shows that mammography does not save lives.
The role your choice of underwear may or may not play in breast health has been causing a good deal of argument across some online forums recently, with opinion on both sides divided.
Regular visitors to my blog will be well aware of my view that women in the UK are being mis-sold peace of mind by the cancer industry when it comes to screening for breast cancer. In the age-old battle against cancer, mammography was, for a while, rightly regarded as the most effective method of identifying cancer in the breast.
Opinion has been split for some time on the future of mammography as a reliable method of screening for breast cancer. Some countries remain committed to the process, others are in the process of reviewing the arguments for and against and others, like Switzerland, have already begun to phase it out of their systematic diagnostic strategies.
As you might expect, I’m very pleased to have seen a recent shift in emphasis when it comes to how we diagnose cancers in the UK. There have been three high profile developments in the debate on how we screen for cancers over the last couple of weeks.
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