Background: The implementation of population-wide breast cancer screening programs has
important budget implications. We evaluated the cost-effectiveness of various breast cancer …

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Background: Limited research is available on the cost-effectiveness of breast cancer
screening programs in Asian countries. We evaluated the cost-effectiveness of Singapore's …

There is little cost-effectiveness evidence for breast cancer screening with mammography in
women under the age of 50 years, or over the age of 70 years, and available estimates vary …

Introduction One key tool thought to combat the spiraling costs of late-stage breast cancer
diagnosis is the use of breast cancer screening. However, over recent years, more effective …

Background Several specialty societies have recently updated their breast cancer screening
guidelines in late 2015/early 2016. Objectives To evaluate the cost-effectiveness of US …

Background: Many guidelines recommend screening mammography every 1–2 years for
women older than 40 years; more than 70% of women now participate in routine screening …

Objectives To identify the incremental costs and consequences of stratified national breast
screening programs (stratified NBSPs) and drivers of relative cost-effectiveness. Methods A …

Objective.—To compare and analyze the cost-effectiveness of different mammographic
screening strategies. Design.—A computer simulation model was developed to compare …

Purpose: Breast cancer screening by mammography and clinical breast exam are commonly
used for early tumor detection. Previous cost-effectiveness studies considered …