Changes in quality of life in colorectal cancer screening: A multicentre trial in populations in China [0.03%]
中国多中心结直肠癌筛查人群的生活质量变化研究
Xin-Yi Zhou,Yan-Jie Li,Hong Wang et al.
Xin-Yi Zhou et al.
ObjectiveEvidence is scarce about whether colorectal cancer screening can affect the quality of life of participants, particularly in terms of novel screening strategies in Eastern populations.MethodsFrom 2018 to 2021, the TARGET-C trial ra...
Acceptability of, and preference for, human papillomavirus self-sampling for physically Disabled women: A cross-sectional survey [0.03%]
残疾人妇女接受人乳头瘤病毒自我检测的意愿及偏爱情况：横断面调查结果
Emma Kemp,Julius Sim,Carolyn A Chew-Graham et al.
Emma Kemp et al.
BackgroundPhysically Disabled women face multiple barriers to cervical screening, contributing to lower uptake and increased health inequalities. Human papillomavirus self-sampling has been shown to increase screening participation in under...
Public (un)willingness to trade-off benefits and harms in decisions about cancer screening: A discrete choice experiment [0.03%]
关于癌症筛查决策中公众对利弊权衡的意愿调查：一项离散选择实验
Rebecca A Dennison,Stuart Wright,Georgios Lyratzopoulos et al.
Rebecca A Dennison et al.
ObjectivesTo quantify the harms participants are willing to accept for varying benefits from cancer screening following provision of information.MethodsWe conducted an online discrete choice experiment with two samples of the UK public. Att...
Paul F Pinsky,Elyse M LeeVan,Christos Patriotis et al.
Paul F Pinsky et al.
IntroductionMulticancer detection (MCD) tests generally target selected cancer sites, but may also have some detection ability at other sites; they additionally typically give a predicted cancer signal origin (CSO) for positive tests. Posit...
Adjusting for non-compliance and contamination with a more plausible assumption [0.03%]
一种更可信假设下的依从性和污染的调整方法
Stuart G Baker,Karen S Lindeman
Stuart G Baker
Design and rationale of the ZORALCS study: An implementation study of lung cancer screening by low-dose computed tomography coupled to a smoking cessation randomized controlled trial in the Flemish region [0.03%]
ZORALCS研究的设计与合理性：在弗拉芒地区实施低剂量CT肺癌筛查联合戒烟随机对照试验的研究
Charlotte Theuns,Amber Gerris,Jan P van Meerbeeck et al.
Charlotte Theuns et al.
Background and objectivesLung cancer remains the leading cause of cancer-related death globally and in Belgium. Annual screening with low-dose computed tomography significantly reduces lung cancer-specific mortality in high-risk populations...
Reversing declines in first mammography attendance: A public health priority [0.03%]
逆转第一次乳腺X线摄影检查参与率下降趋势：一项公共卫生优先事项
Khashayar Saybani,Sher M Sethi,Ainan Arshad
Khashayar Saybani
Lung cancer screening programs can contribute significantly to the incidental identification of esophageal cancer in a high-risk population [0.03%]
肺癌筛查项目可显著增加高危人群意外性食管癌的发现率
Jamie Partlow,Sabrina Thomas,Sidney Carter et al.
Jamie Partlow et al.
Lung cancer screening (LCS) also identifies incidental esophageal abnormalities. We report the extent of incidentally found esophageal cancers during our initial 4 years of LCS in a VA (Veterans Affairs) population. A retrospective chart re...
The efficient stored specimen design for evaluating multiple screening technologies: Application to multicancer detection tests [0.03%]
适用于评估多种筛查技术的有效存储样本设计：在多癌症检测中的应用
Stuart G Baker,Hormuzd A Katki
Stuart G Baker
ObjectiveMulticancer detection (MCD) tests use blood specimens to screen for various cancers with the hope of reducing cancer mortality. Various companies are developing MCD tests, each with a different technology. For evaluating k MCD test...