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Previous randomised studies of mammography screening have shown a significant effect on breast cancer mortality, particularly in women aged 50-69 at randomisation. Breast cancer mortality has traditionally been studied by judgments on causes of death, either from cause of death registers or from medical records. In this study an alternative method was used, estimating the excess mortality associated with breast cancer.

Excess Mortality from Breast Cancer in Relation to Mammography Screening in Northern Sweden