Is mammography an stereotype behavior or medical , radiological procedure?
I was taught that it is our better weapon against Breast Cancer.
I was taught that chances of surviving depend ONLY in is detection Capabilities.
I was taught it should be done annually starting age at 40 .
I was taught it lowered by 30 % mortality rates.
I was taught never to question or challenge this concepts.
BUT
Is it really our best weapon when IT SAVES In situ lesions never to develop clinical signs or even influence mortality?
Not to mention over diagnosis and over treatment ....
Does surviving breast cancer Excludes then our current BETTER Treatments?
What about women 40 years and younger? And how about evidence against Annual vs BIANNUAL?
And starting until 50 (normal risk)
Was it really 30% reduction in mortality or closer to 10%?
I think we Should we Challenge stereotypes and prove them wrong (when they are ) , and accept ADJUNCTIVELY WITH THE SATNDARDS OF CARE some "old" but
- logical ,
- physical ,
- reproductible ,
- and methodical with a possible use , for a Better Detection , Less false positive Biopsies and help current recommended procedures.
Stereotype means : "SOLID IMPRESSION"
I believe we are entitled to rearrange strategies based on facts and evidenced associated to specific real human environments and scenarios....
" Not everything that shines is gold, is it? " EMC
Good day.
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