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Detection of Architectural Distortion in Prior Mammograms via Analysis of Oriented Patterns
Published on: August 30, 2013
Decade of 'normal' mammography reports--the happygram
1Are You Dense, Inc, Woodbury, Connecticut; Are You Dense Advocacy, Inc, Woodbury, Connecticut.
Abstract:
Interest in breast density reporting legislation has accelerated in the past several years, driven primarily by patients turned advocates under the mentorship and leadership of Are You Dense, Inc, and Are You Dense Advocacy, Inc. The history of the density reporting movement and the birth of education and advocacy nonprofits are described, along with how legislative efforts began. The decades of scientific research on dense tissue's masking effect and its being established as an independent risk factor for breast cancer are summarized. Finally, the opposition's arguments against density reporting legislation are addressed.
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