Routine mammograms do not save lives: The research is clear

There is increasing evidence that routine mammograms for healthy women are not as beneficial as once thought. Research shows that screening mammograms do not reduce death from breast cancer. Indeed, routine mammograms over-diagnose cancer, which can lead to anxiety and unneccessary treatment. Information regarding the possible benefits and harms of mammography screening needs to be balanced to ensure women make informed decisions. The Conversation, 2/10/17