Breast Cancer

New findings from T. Onega and co-authors describe advances in breast cancer

Published in Women's Health Law Weekly, February 28th, 2010

"The recent decline in US breast cancer incidence rates has been attributed to the marked reduction in use of postmenopausal hormone therapy (HT). An alternative explanation is that women who are not routinely seeking medical care to renew HT prescriptions may be less adherent to recommendations for mammographic screening," scientists writing in the journal Cancer Causes & Control report.

"To investigate the latter possibility, we compared mammographic intervals according to HT use. Using data (1995-2007) from the New Hampshire Mammography Network (NHMN), a state-based mammography registry, we assessed mammographic intervals corresponding to HT use or nonuse...

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Source: Women's Health Law Weekly (2010-02-28)

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