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Complications of colonoscopy: a review of the evidence for evaluating organized screening programs.
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Disparities in Cancer Mortality in the European Union: The Situation in France, 1999.
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Communication regarding organized breast cancer screening: women’s perspectives.
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Editorial. Travel Tips: What's New in 2009?
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Biomonitoring as a Policy Tool: A Case Study on Mercury and Pesticide Monitoring in New York
Introduction - In 2004, New York City conducted a population-based environmental biomonitoring study to identify exposures to selected biomarkers and provide guidance for public health...
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Organized Colorectal Cancer Screening in France [Editorial]
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Organized colorectal cancer screening in France and Europe: history and current status.
Colorectal cancer meets the criteria for implementing a screening program. Several studies indicate that it is possible to reduce colorectal cancer mortality in the general population by...
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The organization of colorectal cancer screening in France.
With an estimated incidence of nearly 37,500 new cases per year and 17,000 deaths in 2005, colorectal cancer represents a major public health problem in our country. The year 2008 marked...
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The value of automated immunoassays in screening for blood in stool.
Although guaiac tests have demonstrated the effectiveness of biennial fecal occult blood screening in reducing mortality from colorectal cancer, their low sensitivity poses a barrier to...
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Breast Cancer Screening in France: Practices and Changing Habits Among Women Aged 18 to 75, Health Barometer 2004–2005.
Organized breast cancer screening has been available nationwide since 2004. The 5th edition of the Health Barometer, conducted from October 2004 to February 2005, surveyed 30,514...
