Health Expect June 2023 PMID 36807965

Women's experiences of age-related discontinuation from mammography screening: A qualitative interview study.

Emma G Gram, Sigrid W Knudsen, John Brandt Brodersen, Alexandra Brandt R Jønsson

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Discussions primarily focus on acknowledging the study and its relevance to women's experiences with screening discontinuation, often emphasizing emotional and societal implications using words like 'important' and 'needs attention'. The tone suggests moderate interest without extensive debate or detailed analysis, contributing to a perception of awareness rather than active engagement.

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The limited available discussion suggests some recognition of the importance of the study but does not indicate strong support or disagreement.

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Comments show personal relevance and some acknowledgment of emotional aspects, indicating a slight but not deep engagement.

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Discussions imply awareness of the societal and emotional implications of the study but lack evidence of broad influence or calls for action.

Abstract in brief

Women in Denmark are stopped from mammography screening at age 69, raising concerns about societal age discrimination and feelings of devaluation among those affected.
The study involved in-depth interviews with women who expressed their thoughts on the discontinuation, revealing their high expectations of screening benefits and views on it as a moral obligation.
Findings indicate that the discontinuation may have significant emotional impacts, prompting the need for further research on the ethics of screening practices and experiences in other contexts.

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Women’s Experiences with Age-Related Discontinuation from Mammography Screening

Women in Denmark are stopped from mammography screening at age 69, raising concerns about societal age discrimination and feelings of devaluation among those affected. The study involved in-depth interviews about their…

Medicine RTCL TV · Aug 20, 2023 128 views

Emma Grundtvig Gram

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RT @MaireadOConnor8: Women's experiences of age-related discontinuation from #mammography screening: A qualitative interview study #breastc…

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Roberta Horgan

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RT @MaireadOConnor8: Women's experiences of age-related discontinuation from #mammography screening: A qualitative interview study #breastc…

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Mairead O'Connor, PhD

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Women's experiences of age-related discontinuation from #mammography screening: A qualitative interview study #breastcancer #breastcancerscreening https://t.co/GWh5r2X469 https://t.co/WHaHsRLnRK

Apr 3, 2023 · 5 likes · 2 shares · 1,497 followers View post →