It compares aggressive screening and some screening.
Fortunately, the rest of us can undergo the downmarket versions of aggressive screening.
"It is not all pure data that is promoting aggressive screening".
More aggressive screening and evaluation — for everyone who deploys — could help reduce the historical phobia about psychiatric care.
But, proponents say, it could also help men decide whether they want aggressive screening in the first place.
But the nature of the work itself is grueling, and the new recruitment plan contains a more aggressive screening process.
DOCTORS emphasize that in moving away from aggressive screening, they are not endorsing less care for the ill or proscribing preventive care that is helpful.
Even with aggressive screening in Olympic-type sports, only about one percent of tests turn up positive, according to Dr. Donald H. Catlin, director of U.C.L.A.'s Olympic drug-testing lab.
In 2004, residents, workers and students in Lower Manhattan filed a federal class action lawsuit against the E.P.A., its former administrator, Christie Whitman, and other federal officials, seeking a more thorough cleanup and an aggressive screening and treatment program.
I follow an aggressive screening protocol for ovarian cancer, which does not guarantee early detection, but I believe this is worth it – to maintain my cognitive abilities and libido, while not raising the risk of other diseases.
Because aggressive screening was such a crucial part of the society's philosophy, it has proved hard for the organization to let it go, even when the data suggested it should.
