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Breast magnetic resonance imaging ( MRI ) screening of women under 50 years old at high familial risk of breast cancer was given interim funding by Medicare in 2009 on the basis that a review would be undertaken. An updated literature review has been undertaken by the Medical Services Advisory Committee but there has been no assessment of the quality of the screening or other screening outcomes. This review examines the evidence basis of breast  MRI  screening and how this fits within an Australian context with the purpose of informing future modifications to the provision of Medicare‐funded breast  MRI  screening in Australia. Issues discussed will include selection of high‐risk women, the options for  MRI  screening frequency and measuring the outcomes of screening.

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MRI  screening for breast cancer in women at high risk; is the Australian breast  MRI  screening access program addressing the needs of women at high risk of breast cancer?