K. Angelescu

Age Limits of Breast Cancer Screening with Mammography—A Decision-Analytic Benefit–Harm Evaluation to Inform DecisionMaking for the German Context

It is suggested that inviting women aged 45–74 for a mammogram every two years could prevent more breast cancer deaths and modestly extend both life expectancy and quality-adjusted life expectancy with an acceptable trade-off in additional testing, while more extensive screening brings less favorable incremental harm–b...