… Cancer screening is the application of a test to detect a cancer in asymptomatic individuals,
175, … are made concerning cancer screening for elderly persons. Although QOL is difficult to …

… cancer screening recommendation, but not others. This article focuses on selecting measures
of cancer screening … in a population eligible for screening (eg on the basis of age or other …

… Among screening-eligible individuals 51–75 years old, we calculated annual up-to-date …
for cancer screening (by fecal test, sigmoidoscopy, or colonoscopy), CRC incidence, cancer …

… -point in screening for hepatocellular carcinoma and oral cancer. … lack of mortality effect in
lung cancer screening based on chest X-… trials, population screening for cervical cancer with …

… promoting the uptake of cancer screening. Cancer screening is defined as testing to detect
presymptomatic or undetected symptomatic disease in a population in order to reduce the …

… ; 2) a defined population; 3) … cancer occurrence in the population. Each criterion has a
distinct role in the overall program success or failure. A screening policy and a defined population …

… use of cancer screening tests among different population … We defined recent breast cancer
screening as having received a mammogram within 2 years, recent cervical cancer screening …

… epidemiology and natural history can also vary across populations (for … a population (for
example, by race/ethnicity). Variation in cancer incidence in geographically defined populations …

… population with very low rates of colorectal cancer screening. In addition, because multiple
strategies of colorectal cancer screening … are associated with each screening strategy among …

… studies on lung cancer screening, which by definition have a … of screening). This guideline,
however, extends this evidence to a screening program, which does not have a defined end. …