… cancer screening programme and to provide real-world evidence about the introduction
of primary screening with HPV testing in China and other similar middle-income countries. …

… cancer screening rates in the United States are generally high, yet certain groups demonstrate
disparities in screening … cancer screening rates across all groups, and related solutions. …

… Screening for colorectal cancer has been shown to reduce CRC incidence and mortality and
… Estimating the magnitude of colorectal cancers prevented during the era of screening: 1976 …

… aim to promote behavior change, including cervical cancer screening. However, the …
change. The few studies about CHW training to promote breast and/or cervical cancer screening …

… endoscopy screening for colorectal cancer in the past 10 years (38). While colorectal
cancer screening rates for the Mississippi Delta are not available, breast cancer screening has …

… By identifying a comprehensive set of factors promoting cancer screenings participation, and
by addressing the challenges imposed by the current superdiverse world, 9 this review may …

… Much progress has been made in cancer screening over the past … if screening is to make
a major impact on worldwide cancer mortality. Where fully implemented, cytological screening …

… paradigm has shifted and evolved in response to changes in our ability to detect cancer
risks. Emerging genetic and genomic testing technologies have raised important questions …

… Cervical-cancer screening strategies incorporating visual inspection of the cervix with
acetic acid or DNA testing for HPV in one or two clinical visits are cost-effective alternatives to …

… in screening for colorectal cancer (CRC), one of the most prevalent and preventable cancers,
had … of the resultant cancer at an earlier stage was associated with better survival and that …