… to lower cancer screening rates, the development of materials and interventions aimed at
low literacy populations is vital to improving cancer screening rates, and ultimately reducing …

… and tested cancer screening interventions in community settings. Green and Kreuter1 define
… discussed below is the population targeted by community cancer screening interventions. …

… gastric cancer screening and subsequent risk of gastric cancer in a large-scale population-…
Data were analyzed from a population-based cohort of 42,150 (20,326 men and 21,824 …

… Third, barriers to screening a population for cancer must be accounted for if we hope to …
than the average population, suggesting either that lung cancer screening is a teachable moment…

… guidelines define such a … cancer screening, conducted with a three-year interval after
two consecutive annual negative exams. The target population for cervical cancer screening …

… We report a risk-based model for prostate cancer screening that combines PSA, SNPs,
clinical variables, and established and novel plasma protein biomarkers (the STHLM3 model). …

… The target population for gastric cancer screening is defined as individuals over the age
of 40 years who meet one of the following criteria: (1) they live in high-risk areas of gastric …

… cancer screening is to reduce the number of persons dying of the disease, the preferred
endpoint for the evaluation of screening efficacy is death from cancer… clearly defined population; …

… cancer (CRC) screening disparities using a guideline-derived definition of CRC screening
adherence while controlling for confounding factors associated with CRC screening. …

… -based assessment of lung nodules that defined positive and negative scans in the NLST, the
… that non-smoking-related risk factors need to be further explored in the Chinese population …