ONE IN 12 women under 40 are to be screened for breast cancer in a national trial which will attempt to determine once and for all whether younger women would benefit from mammography. 195,000 women will take part: one third screened every year for seven years, the remainder as controls. Some specialists argue that earlier diagnosis would improve prognosis and reduce mortality.
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