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Is Computer-Aided Detection Good for Screening Mammography?

CAD seemed to raise mammography recall rate in a U.K. study, but the implications for U.S. practice are unclear.

Is Computer-Aided Detection Good for Screening Mammography?

CAD seemed to raise mammography recall rate in a U.K. study, but the implications for U.S. practice are unclear.

Minimizing Bone Loss Related to Therapy with Aromatase Inhibitors

Denosumab seemed protective against AI-induced bone loss in women with early-stage breast cancer.

Maintaining Bone Mass in Premenopausal Breast Cancer Patients: How Effective Is Zoledronic Acid?

IV bisphosphonate provided long-term protection against BMD loss in premenopausal women receiving adjuvant endocrine therapy.

Prophylactic Mastectomy’s Psychological Aftermath

Swedish investigators found changes in reported sexuality and body image and a substantial drop in anxiety at 1 year after prophylactic mastectomy.

Aromatase Inhibitors and Joint Symptoms: Who Is at Risk?

Risk factors for incident arthralgias included use of an AI, prior hormone therapy or chemotherapy, and hormone-receptor–positive tumors.

Insights from a Negative Result

Not all taxane-containing adjuvant regimens are equivalent, and some node-positive breast cancer patients with low gene-assay–based recurrence scores might do well with endocrine therapy alone.

Recertification Scores Correlate with Quality of Care

Some indicators of quality of care were positively associated with top scores on the internal medicine recertification exam.

LNG IUS Safe for Breast Cancer Patients

Recurrence rates were not significantly higher in women using LNG IUS after treatment for breast cancer than in similar patients who did not use the system.

Do Women Complete Radiation Therapy for Breast Cancer?

Despite high overall rates of completion, some women did not finish their XRT.

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