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Altered Approach to Mammographic Screening for Breast Cancer

Mammography vs. Thermography

Mammography vs. Thermography

Shirley R. Holmes, Retired hospice administrator, 2 Jan 2010 8:55 AM EST

Competing interests: None declared

The medical community needs to research the cumulative affects of mammography over time, satisfy themselves that thermography is much safer for the general population, and be an advocate for replacement of screening equipment throughout the US. As of this date those of us who chose thermography have to travel long distances in most cases to avail ourselves of this safer mode of screening.

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