1.   Britain has an enviable record on breast screening for cancer.

2.   She is aware of the risk of breast cancer but attends regular breast screening and is content to rest the scales there.

3.   This means that only a third who were found to have breast cancer would have been detected by breast screening.

4.   Barry Scholl, a spokesman for the National Committee for Quality Assurance, said measuring frequency of breast cancer screening is a significant gauge of health plan performance.

5.   Clinton has publicized breast cancer screening as well as nutrition and infant mortality and has become an influential figure to many women worldwide.

6.   Does your health plan have an aggressive and effective system to remind and encourage patients to receive breast cancer screenings?

7.   In many countries breast screening has an almost sacrosanct status.

8.   In those days, the only breast cancer screening available to most women was feeling a lump.

9.   It ranked above average in childhood immunization and diabetic retinal exams, while scoring below average in breast cancer screening.

10.   Lack of coverage for breast cancer screening may play a role in delayed diagnosis, she said.