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Women Who Get False-Positive Mammograms More Likely To Develop Breast Cancer Later: Study

By National Newspaper Service

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Women Who Get False-Positive Mammograms More Likely To Develop Breast Cancer Later: Study

The link between false-positive mammograms and future breast cancer risk is highest among women between 60 and 75 years old and those with low breast density.

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