A low-dose positron emission mammography (PEM) technique could soon offer more accurate and less invasive breast cancer diagnoses, returning fewer false-positive results than MRI scans and being less uncomfortable than mammogram screening. PEMs could also save health services like the NHS millions by reducing unnecessary operations and treatments.
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