Breast cancer screening practices with high-risk women: A cross-sectional survey.
Anne Blaes(University of Minnesota), Jean F. Wyman(University of Minnesota), Kristine Mc Talley(Women’s Health Care), Alicia M. Allen(University of Arizona), Deanna Teoh(University of Minnesota), Rebekah H. Nagler(University of Minnesota), Susan M. Mason(University of Minnesota System), Rachel I. Vogel(University of Minnesota), Nancy C. Raymond(Women’s Health Care)
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