NAPRA's Diagnostic Tool and Learning Modules was originally created for international pharmacy graduates but is now available to all pharmacists and pharmacy students, including those educated in Canada.
Dr. Jean Seely, head of the breast imaging section at the Ottawa Hospital, called the task force advice ‘bad news’ that will lead to confusion for women in Canada.
After a fresh review, the Canadian Task Force on Preventive Health Care says it’s keeping its guidance for starting breast cancer screening to 50 years of age.