According to Thomas et al. (2002), what are the benefits of breast self-examination?
A) Early detection of cancers and reduced mortality
B) Early detection of cancers and reduced need for radiotherapy
C) Early detection of cancers and earlier treatment
D) There was no benefit of BSE

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Thomas et al. (2002) concluded that breast self-examination (BSE) does not offer benefits in terms of cancer detection or reduced mortality. Their study suggested that BSE does not significantly contribute to early detection or treatment outcomes compared to other methods of detection.

According to Thomas Et Al