Question 12973 — diseases

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Mr. Laurent Croizier draws the attention of the Minister of Health, Families, Autonomy and People with Disabilities to the methods of mammographic monitoring of women with a personal history of breast cancer. In application of the decree of January 16, 2024 relating to organized cancer screening programs, women aged 50 to 74 with a history of breast cancer are no longer eligible for the national program. organized screening. Their monitoring is now subject to individualized monitoring, carried out under the responsibility of a health professional. This ineligibility results in the elimination of the systematic invitation letter sent by health insurance, which periodically reminds women of the deadline for their fully covered screening mammogram. This difference in treatment has repercussions on regularity of follow-up. In the absence of institutional recall, it relies exclusively on patients. The risk of a break in the surveillance pathway is all the more worrying as women, having already been affected by the disease, present an increased risk of recurrence or development of a second cancer. Furthermore, while organized screening guarantees a mammogram without advance cost and fully reimbursed, follow-up post-cancer remains subject to medical deductibles and fixed contributions. The remaining charges may constitute an obstacle to the regular completion of examinations. The MP would like to know the measures that the Government plans to implement to ensure that women with a history of breast cancer can also benefit from the systematic reminder for their mammographic follow-up.

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1. 17 February 2026

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