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Chuwa EWL et al. - Screening mammography has allowed the detection of smaller and hence oncologically more favorable lesions in Asian women. Although no significant survival benefit was demonstrated in study, a longer period of follow-up is essential before the benefit of mortality reduction, as a result of mammography screening becomes evident in population.

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