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The cumulative risk of false‐positive results in the Norwegian Breast Cancer Screening Program: Updated results

Some false‐positive results are inevitable in mammographic screening, but the impact of false‐positive findings on the program and the participants is a disadvantage of screening. The objective of the current study was to estimate the cumulative risk of a false‐positive result over 10 biennial screening examinations and the cumulative risk of undergoing an invasive procedure with a benign outcome in women screened between the ages of 50 years to 69 years.