There does seem to be a statistical advantage, but the practical advantage is still an open question.

We don't know the answers for sure. There's still some uncertainty because we don't have perfect data.

The American Cancer Society has it right. I do think mammograms save lives.

This does solidify in my mind the case for screening.

Although less certain, screening indeed appears to be effective at lowering mortality.

The average woman can gain some comfort knowing that both these things that are going on are important.

I'd do it again if I had to. We made it here all safely. That's the main thing. (Claudia and Joe) have been a blessing. I just wished they had lived a little bit closer.

This is the first time that a study does it right in asking the effects of screening separate from therapy.

All seven groups concluded that the decline in the rate of death from breast cancer is a combination of screening and therapy, and not restricted to one or the other.