Medicine
J. Stone, Ross J. Marriott, M. Orellana, Emmeline Lee, G. Porter
tlooto Summary
This study describes interval cancer detection rates by breast density notification status and timing of diagnosis (0–12 months vs. 13–24 months).
Abstract
Increased breast density is associated with increased breast cancer risk, particularly interval‐detected cancers. This study describes interval cancer detection rates by breast density notification status and timing of diagnosis (0–12 months vs. 13–24 months).
Citation format
STONE, J., et al. The impact of breast density notification on interval cancer rates. Journal of Medical Imaging and Radiation Oncology, 2026, 70(2): 169–174.