The more mammograms your doctor looks at every year, the better they will become at spotting breast cancer. Researchers found doctors who interpret a high number of mammograms every year have fewer false-positives for their patients. U.S. radiologists are required to review at least 960 mammograms every two years. Researchers recommended that number be increased.
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