Overview
- Officials say 1,778 of the women with BI-RADS 3 findings have already received the indicated follow-up, with the remainder scheduled by 30 November and many at Virgen del Rocío targeted by 15 November.
- Roughly 90% of the identified cases are concentrated at Hospital Universitario Virgen del Rocío in Seville, according to the Junta.
- An oversight commission for the action plan is now operating, though patient group Amama declined to participate and instead led a large protest at the Palacio de San Telmo.
- The Fiscalía Superior de Andalucía opened inquiries into possible system failures and allegations of missing or manipulated records, while SAS professionals insist clinical images and histories cannot be altered.
- Opposition parties pressed for transparency on the screening software managed by NTT Data and for external audits, with the PSOE in Granada demanding immediate publication of local screening data.