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<abstract>Pursuant to a legislative requirement, GAO examined whether the Food and
Drug Administration&apos;s (FDA) implementation of the Mammography Quality
Standards Act has had any effect on the: (1) quality of mammography
services; and (2) access to such services.&lt;p/&gt;GAO found that: (1) the act has had a positive effect on the quality of
mammography services; (2) a uniformed set of standards for mammography
services is required in all states; (3) many facilities have had to
improve their services in order to become fully certified; (4) annual
inspections of mammography facilities help ensure that these facilities
are in compliance with the standards set by the American College of
Radiology; (5) the number of facilities ceasing mammography services
rather than complying with the quality standards is relatively small;
and (6) FDA has not closed many of the facilities unable to meet the new
certification requirements, but it has given them time to comply with
the new quality assurance requirements and to correct the problems found
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