For reference, this means that in a population where 10 in 1,000 people had cancer, you'd correctly diagnose 4 and have 208 false positives for a positive predictive value (how likely a +ve test is to be right) of 4/212 or 1.9% That's...not brillianthttps://twitter.com/whereisdaz/status/1191104549391437824 …
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I learnt this on our routine mammogram question...for a non-medical person it still is the most interesting debate ive learnt on http://metafact.io https://metafact.io/factchecks/193-do-routine-mammograms-save-lives …
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It's one of the most counterintuitive things in medicine I think
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