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期刊名:Journal of medical screening

缩写:J MED SCREEN

ISSN:0969-1413

e-ISSN:1475-5793

IF/分区:2.3/Q2

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Susanne Fogh Jørgensen,Eliane Kellen,Annemie Haelens et al. Susanne Fogh Jørgensen et al.
Objectives: This study compares the follow-up rates of non-normal cervical screening samples between Denmark and Flanders (Belgium) to illuminate whether organizational differences between the health systems might affect ...
Sarah L Nicholson,Heidi Douglas,Stephen Halcrow et al. Sarah L Nicholson et al.
Objectives: Individuals from deprived areas are less likely to attend breast screening. Inequalities in the coverage of breast screening are associated with poorer cancer outcomes. Individuals who have a positive first ex...
James Y Dai,Jing Zhang,Jerome V Braun et al. James Y Dai et al.
Objectives: Designing cancer screening trials for multi-cancer early detection (MCED) tests presents a significant methodology challenge, as natural histories of cell-free DNA-shedding cancers are not yet known. A microsi...
Jim Peters,Jos A A M van Dijck,Sjoerd G Elias et al. Jim Peters et al.
Objectives: Insight into the aggressiveness of potential breast cancers found in screening may optimize recall decisions. Specific growth rate (SGR), measured on mammograms, may provide valuable prognostic information. Th...
Debora Xavier,Isabele Miyawaki,Carlos Alberto Campello Jorge et al. Debora Xavier et al.
Objective: Deep learning (DL) has shown promising results for improving mammographic breast cancer diagnosis. However, the impact of artificial intelligence (AI) on the breast cancer screening process has not yet been ful...
Samantha J Westrop,Ashley Thomas,Alun Williams et al. Samantha J Westrop et al.
In response to the COVID-19 pandemic, a temporary change in policy was implemented in 2020. Breast screening services in England were advised to change from timed appointments to an open invitation for invitees to contact the service and ar...
Heather Bittner Fagan,Claudine Jurkovitz,Zugui Zhang et al. Heather Bittner Fagan et al.
Introduction: Lung cancer screening rates are very low despite a level B recommendation from the United States Preventive Services Task Force since 2013 and clear evidence that lung cancer screening reduces mortality. The...
Wilber Deck,James A Hanley Wilber Deck
Introduction: Screening trials and meta-analyses emphasize the ratio of cancer death rates in screening and control arms. However, this measure is diluted by the inclusion of deaths from cancers that only became detectabl...
Zohar Levi,Naim Abu-Frecha,Doron Comanesther et al. Zohar Levi et al.
Objectives: Israel is regarded as a country with a developed economy and a moderate income inequality index. In this population-based study, we aimed to measure the inequalities in colorectal cancer screening within Clali...
Johannes D M Otten,André L M Verbeek,Mireille J M Broeders Johannes D M Otten
Objective: Early detection through mammographic screening and various treatment modalities of cancer may have changed life expectancy and cause-specific mortality of breast cancer patients. We aimed to determine the long-...