‘Incomprehensible that the Health Council is against an MRI scan’

In the latter case, MRI screening is required, but it turns out that the Health Council is against this because it would put unnecessary pressure on women. During mammography, doctors see if there is a lot of glandular material in the breast, but they are not allowed to say anything about this to women.

I’ll explain it a little more simply here, the piece is worth reading, because it’s quite baffling how that works. When it comes to women’s health, there is often a reluctance to improve things.

Recently, after drawing attention again to the dire situation of IUDs, the Dutch General Practitioners Association’s first reaction was that there would be no new guidelines. ‘Just take paracetamol’ is the advice – how could it be otherwise, the Dutch miracle cure for all ailments. Fortunately, the House wants pain relief to be easier when placing an IUD. At least that’s something.

Back to the breasts and the MRI scan. according to the Health Council disturb your women needlessly when you send them. I think that women then feel that they are taken seriously, that they would rather have additional screening than be left in the dark.

It’s up to women to decide if they can handle that pressure. Why else would women cheat in the first place? so depressing go and crush the chest unpleasantly if that security didn’t want it.

I believe that this immobility, the refusal to make an effort, to go beyond the beaten path and to look not only at costs but also at well-being, is to understand

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