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    Area of Science:

    • Oncology
    • Public Health
    • Health Economics

    Context:

    • Breast cancer screening (BCS) benefits and harms are debated.
    • No prior French studies explored women's preferences for BCS trade-offs.
    • This research addresses the gap in understanding patient perspectives.

    Purpose:

    • To elicit French women's preferences and trade-offs between BCS benefits and harms.
    • To quantify acceptable levels of overdiagnosis and false-positive results.
    • To inform decision-making processes regarding breast cancer screening.

    Summary:

    • A discrete choice experiment surveyed 812 French women on their willingness to accept overdiagnosis and false positives to avoid one breast cancer death.
    • Women accepted an average of 14.1 overdiagnosis cases and 47.8 false positives per death avoided.
    • Preferences were heterogeneous, indicating sensitivity to both screening benefits and harms.

    Impact:

    • Highlights the heterogeneity in women's preferences for breast cancer screening.
    • Emphasizes the need for balanced information to support informed decision-making.
    • Suggests that respecting individual preferences is crucial for ethical screening practices.