Background: Women are encouraged to make informed choices about mammography
screening that align with their values and preferences, yet information materials developed …

Despite Canada's long history with mammography screening, little is known about citizens'
perspectives about mammography and how best to support women to make informed …

Objective Informed decision making regarding screening mammography is recommended
for women under age 50. To what extent it occurs in clinical settings is unclear. Methods …

Evolving scientific evidence about mammography has raised new questions about the net
benefits of organized screening, yet gaps remain about women's current screening …

Background In order to give informed consent for mammography screening, women need to
be told the relevant facts; however, screening information often remains vague because of …

OBJECTIVE: In current medical literature, mammography and other cancer screening
programs are subject to controversy because of debate about the magnitude and nature of …

Mammography screening is offered in many developed countries to women aged
approximately 50–69 years to reduce mortality from breast cancer. The main benefits and …

Abstract Background The 2009 US Preventive Services Task Force (USPSTF) changed
mammography guidelines to recommend routine biennial screening starting at age 50. This …

Objective: To explore women's reactions to 'informed choice'in mammographic screening.
Setting and methods: Telephone interviews with a convenience sample of 106 women aged …

Background.“Women should have mammograms” is the usual perspective of educational
interventions about screening. The perspective that “women should be informed” about …