Screening mammography: do women prefer a higher recall rate given the possibility of earlier detection of cancer?
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David Gur | Jill L King | Amy H Klym | Marie A Ganott | Jules H Sumkin | Victor J. Catullo | D. Gur | J. Sumkin | M. Ganott | A. Klym | Cathy Cohen | J. L. King | Cathy S Cohen | Victor J Catullo
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