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The substantial short-term reduction in mortality achieved in the mass screening for breast cancer program of the Health Insurance Plan of Greater New York was the impetus for development of more practical methods for mass screening. We describe here some of the newer concepts in this regard. A complete examination should include interview, clinical examination, mammography, and thermography. Paramedical personnel can be trained for prescreening in all phases of the procedure.
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