1.   An article in The Lancet on Thursday says that, according to another new analysis, mammography screening does prevent breast cancer deaths if studies go on long enough.

2.   At the same time, the innate value of mammography screening itself has become the subject of a roiling scientific debate.

3.   At this point, with the debate still unsettled, it seems foolish for women who have been undergoing regular mammography screenings to abandon their routines.

4.   Do we need to take mammography screening into the community?

5.   The recent up-and-down trend may be a statistical artifact of the introduction of mammography screening in the last decade, Prehn said.

6.   What is your rate of mammography screening on older women?

7.   Programmes to encourage women to undergo mammography screening can reduce breast-cancer fatalities by more than a fifth, a study published in The Lancet on Saturday says.