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	Comments on: $5.5 million mammography verdict	</title>
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		By: nevins		</title>
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					<description><![CDATA[Ultimately leading radiologists reading screening mammograms to have only two possible results: positive (there is a suspicious area that will need followup or biopsy) and equivocal (we cannot pinpoint anything, yet never, ever should the patient feel healthy even for a moment;  correlate with clinical exam, followup with your primary doc, get us old films for comparison).

All I want, and can expect, from a screening exam is to know that my odds are no worse than any old Joe my age.  Screening can never tell me with certainty that I am without disease.
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			<content:encoded><![CDATA[<p>Ultimately leading radiologists reading screening mammograms to have only two possible results: positive (there is a suspicious area that will need followup or biopsy) and equivocal (we cannot pinpoint anything, yet never, ever should the patient feel healthy even for a moment;  correlate with clinical exam, followup with your primary doc, get us old films for comparison).</p>
<p>All I want, and can expect, from a screening exam is to know that my odds are no worse than any old Joe my age.  Screening can never tell me with certainty that I am without disease.</p>
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