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General practitioners’ responses to dense breast notifications resulting from a screening mammography program
Breast density reporting is recommended; however, guidance for general practitioners (GPs) is limited. This study investigates GPs' beliefs, attitudes, and practices within the only state-run Breast Screen program in Australia that has been notifying women if they have dense breasts for over a decad
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