Collecting data from women’s digital mammograms
This trial is collecting information from women who have had digital mammogram images (breast X-ray pictures). It aims to improve how mammograms are evaluated, which could help future care decisions.
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Who can take part
- You are a woman who has had a digital mammogram (breast X-ray)
- You must have digital mammography images from your past care
- The trial is specifically for women only
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