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The Ongoing Mammography Debate: Does Routine Screening Matter?

Patrick Borgen, MD, discusses the benefits of early detection versus overtreatment of breast cancer associated with routine breast cancer screening.

Patrick Borgen, MD, discusses the benefits of early detection versus overtreatment of breast cancer associated with regular breast cancer screening.

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