The panel estimates that an invitation to breast screening delivers about a 20 % reduction in breast cancer mortality. For the UK screening programmes, this currently corresponds to about 1300 deaths from breast cancer being prevented each year, or equivalently about 22 000 years of life being saved.he breast screening programmes in the United Kingdom, inviting women aged 50â70 every 3 years, probably prevent about 1300 breast cancer deaths a year, equivalent to about 22 000 years of life being saved; a most welcome benefit to women and to the public health. But there is a cost to womenâs well-being.
Edvard Munch's personal fears and anxieties inspired his painting The Scream. Which aesthetic theory does The Scream adhere to? emotionalism formalism imitationalism.
Edvard Munch was one of the most famous Norwegian artists, and he lived from 1863 to 1944. During his lifetime, he experienced a lot of deaths in his family, and the pain, anxiety and suffering is reflected in his artwork.Munch is best known for his work called The Scream, which he printed and painted.unch also painted on cardboard and wooden boards. The Norwegian artist used oil paints, but also other materials such as tempera, gouaches or waxed crayons. The painted version of The Scream is created in tempera and pastel on cardboard.