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Screening by Mammography Mammography use rose steadily in women ages 40 and older until 2000 and has been stable since. The 2010 goal for all women was met by 2000, though disparities remain among racial/ethnic, geographic, and low-income groups. Statement of benefit Based on fair evidence, screening mammography in women aged 40 to 70 years decreases breast cancer mortality. The benefit is higher for older women, in part because their breast cancer risk is higher.
Screening by Clinical Breast Examination Statement of benefits Based on fair evidence, screening by clinical breast examination reduces breast cancer mortality.
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