Screening for Breast Cancer in England: Past and Future |
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NHSBSP Pub. No. 61ISBN 1 84463 026 9 - Published February 2006 The NHS Breast Screening Programme began in 1988. This document traces the history of the programme, its influence upon healthcare and its development through evidence based practice to the present day where it now screens 1.3 million women each year and diagnoses about 10,000 breast cancers annually. NHS Breast Cancer Screening Publications Copies of NHSBSP publications are normally free of charge for staff working within the NHS, the voluntary sector and for healthcare students. To order copies or obtain details of prices and availability of publications to those outside the NHS, please contact the Department of Health publication orderline: Telephone: 0300 123 1002, Textphone: 0300 123 1003, Fax: 01623 724 524, Email orders: [email protected] or order directly from the Department of Health Publications Orderline website. |
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