Dr. Francesca Caumo

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Opinion: Why we need consensus on breast density
Greater awareness among patients of their breast cancer risk may improve compliance toward breast screening, and it should be a top priority for all radiologists to develop and introduce guidelines that can give women with dense breasts the best clinical outcome available, according to Dr. Francesca Caumo from Padua, Italy.
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