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Newspaper
Garden City Telegram
Location
Garden City, Kansas, United States of America
Date
Sep 16, 2005
Page
15
A large study by the American College of Radiology Imaging Network found digital mammograms more accurate for women under 50 and those with dense breasts, while older postmenopausal women see no clear advantage. The method offers digital storage and easy sharing, suggesting a gradual shift from film.
A study finds digital mammograms improve cancer detection for young women and those with dense breasts, while others may skip the extra cost for standard X rays. Experts foresee broader adoption as digital tests can be stored and shared electronically. Robert Smith of the American Cancer Society cautions not to delay screening if a digital option is unavailable. Recommendations vary with age, with ACS urging annual mamograms starting at 40 and federal guidance advising every one to two years for women in their 40s, then annually from 50. The study notes two thirds of participants had dense breasts, under 50, or not yet postmenopausal, which may affect generalizability beyond typical older, fattier-breasted populations.
A passing car bomber hit worshippers near Hussainiyat al Rasoul al Azam Mosque in Tuz Khormato, killing three policemen and injuring many, as Iraq faces a surge of Sunni insurgent violence. The attack follows waves of bombings and all parts of the country report escalating casualties amid an upcoming constitutional referendum.
The Supreme Court nomination of John Roberts faced scrutiny as senators pressed for views on moral and social issues. Roberts offered limited positions, signaling independence but avoiding decisive stances. The confirmation vote looms while the court prepares to hear cases on assisted death, abortion, death penalty appeals, disability rights, and gay rights.
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