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Breast cancer screening

Tim Harford speaks to Professor Alexandra Barratt about the evidence around screening women in their forties for breast cancer.

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Mon 7 Sep 2020 15:50GMT
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Unlock the history and truth behind the data with The OU

Unlock the history and truth behind the data with The OU

Explore how numbers shape, and sometimes mislead us, with The Open University.

When can you trust statistics?

When can you trust statistics?

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    Tim Harford explains the numbers and statistics used in everyday life