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Notifying Australian women about dense breast tissue raised anxiety without improving understanding or outcomes, per a BMJ study.
Informing women in Australia about dense breast tissue after mammograms increased anxiety and confusion without improving their sense of being informed, according to a BMJ study of 2,401 women.
Those notified—via letter or video—were more likely to want doctor consultations but did not feel better informed.
While breast density raises cancer risk and complicates screenings, no evidence shows notification improves health outcomes.
Experts warn that without clear, equitable guidance, such policies may harm patients and strain healthcare systems, urging caution before widespread adoption.
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Notificar a las mujeres australianas sobre el tejido mamario denso provocó ansiedad sin mejorar la comprensión o los resultados, según un estudio de BMJ.