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Park MJ, Namgung R, Kim DH, Tsang RC. Bone mineral content is not reduced despite low vitamin D status in breast milk-fed infants versus cow’s milk based formula-fed infants. J Pediatr. 1998;132(4):641–5. The national breast screening system ( NBSS) manages the invitation process and records all outcomes for women screened through the very high risk programme. Breast screening services should not use NBSS for the management of family history women identified to be outside the NHS BSP very high risk programme.

having received radiotherapy to breast tissue during treatment for Hodgkin and non-Hodgkin lymphoma [footnote 1]do not routinely offer ultrasound surveillance to women at moderate or high risk of breast cancer but consider it: Fewtrell M. Early nutritional predictors of long-term bone health in preterm infants. Curr Opin Clin Nutr Metab Care. 2011;14(3):297–301. If the STR appointment is delayed beyond 6 months due to clinical factors or delay by the woman, and the woman did not have her complete VHR screening protocol repeated at the STR appointment, the following should apply:

Referrals for women aged 30 and above with a proven germline BRCA1/2 or PALB2 pathogenic variant can be automatically accepted into the very high risk programme, with supporting evidence.When a woman reaches 71 years of age routine invitations for very high risk screening will stop. At this stage she is entitled to self-refer for screening. For women in the very high risk programme, this will be annual screening in accordance with her VHR screening protocol. At this point, if her breast density score is not BI-RADS A, screening should continue to include MRI and mammography and be subject to annual review. To the best of our knowledge, no evidence exists concerning the relationship between intrauterine nutrition and bone mass. However, the association between nutritional exposure during the first year of life and bone mass at different ages has been assessed in some studies. With regard to method of infant feeding, results of investigations into its short and long-term effects on bone mineral content and/or density are conflicting. Some authors have shown a positive effect of being breastfed on bone mass in childhood and adolescence [ 5– 9]. However, other studies have found no association or a negative effect of being breastfed on bone mass outcomes [ 10– 15]. Women covered by this guidance should have both procedures up to and including the age of 50. At the screen when the woman is aged between 50 and before her 51st birthday, breast density should be reviewed by the reporting image reader at the time of her breast screening. If the mammogram shows an entirely fatty breast (BI-RADS A, see the BI-RADS Atlas - Reporting System), MRI is unlikely to add value and her screening protocol should change to mammography only for the remainder of her screening invitations. The review is undertaken by one image reader and the outcome recorded on NBSS. The breast density measurement can also be reported using an automated tool which can measure density giving a BI-RADS score. If there is uncertainty over the category of breast density, a further image reader should be consulted.

The Stimulating Scalp Toner and the Density Preserving Scalp Drops both also worked an absolute treat. Both formulas work to target imbalances on the scalp to refresh and strengthen the hair. I enjoyed the Density Preserving Scalp Drops especially because they’re so low maintenance. I applied directly to the roots before bed and gently massaged in and didn’t experience any grease! (Only the greasy hair prone will understand what a big deal this is.) Breast ultrasound is not routinely provided by the NHS BSP as a screening tool. If a woman cannot be screened with MRI, a unit may elect to perform ultrasound screening for an individual. This should only be carried out following a full discussion and documentation regarding the potential benefits and limitations of the test. There should be an annual audit (as a minimum) of reconciliation of cases referred between the screening service and referrers as outlined in guidance for organising a very high risk screening programme. Threshold for screening women in the very high risk programme After risk-reducing surgery, a woman can either opt out of the programme by signing a form or the service can cease the woman if there is clinical evidence that bilateral mastectomy has been carried out. Details are available in the opting out of breast screening guidance, which include copies of the required form. Policy for short-term recalls following screening assessment

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Referring to these two scores, the numbers up to 30 are not extremely dangerous, while everything over that limit should be considered as red flags. Change to the referral form for women at very high risk. Added a section about a woman’s previous history of breast surgery.