Age Trial Flashcards
Age trial Clinical Question
Among eligible women, does initiation of breast cancer screening with mammograms at age 40-41 reduce breast cancer mortality when compared to initiation at age 50?
Age trial Bottom Line
Among eligible women, initiation of mammographic screening at age 40 did not reduce breast cancer mortality when compared to initiation of screening at age 50.
Age trial Design, n
Multicenter, open label randomized comparative trial
160,840
Age trial inclusion criteria
Women age 39-41
Receiving care by a general practitioner associated with a study center
Age trial intervention
-intervention:control with stratification by referring practice
-Intervention - Annual mammogram starting age 40-41 years until the calendar year of the 48th birthday then routine mammogram starting at age 50-52
Control - Routine mammogram starting at age 50-52