Breast Cancer
Studies by P. Autier and co-authors describe new findings in breast cancer
Published in Medical Imaging Week, November 22nd, 2008
According to recent research from Lyon, France, "In the 2000s, most of the female population of industrialised countries had access to mammography breast cancer screening, but with variable modalities among the countries. We assessed the number of mammography units (MUs) in 31 European, North American and Asian countries where significant mammography activity has existed for over 10 years, collecting data on the number of such units and of radiologists by contacting institutions in each country likely to provide the relevant information."
"Around 2004, there were 32 324 MU in 31 countries, the number per million women ranging from less than 25 in Turkey, Denmark, the...
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Source: Medical Imaging Week (2008-11-22)
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