Sentence examples for breast screening project from inspiring English sources

The Texas Breast Screening Project: Part II.

We compared health behavior and attitudes of older and younger women toward breast cancer screening by using data from the 1987 Texas Breast Screening Project, a community-based, low-cost screening program sponsored by the American Cancer Society, Texas Division.

From The Singapore Breast Screening Project, we selected 491 cases and 982 controls.

Within the Singapore Breast Screening Project (Ng et al, 1998), we conducted a case control study, with 174 breast cancer cases and 348 controls, matched for age and screening status (Jakes et al, 2000).

Our findings support the notion that it would be advisable to plan and set up a comprehensive, population-based breast screening project in the 40 69 age group in our region.

We previously reported on a case-control study of 174 breast cancer cases and 348 controls nested within the Singapore Breast Screening Project (SBSP) using the Tabar qualitative measure of breast density (Jakes et al, 2000; Duffy et al, 2004).

The DOM project started as a mammographical breast cancer screening project, which was set up to assess its effect on breast cancer occurrence and mortality.

The DOM cohort consists of 55 519 women, born between 1911 and 1945, who participated voluntarily in a population-based breast cancer screening project (DOM project).

The associations of body fat and body fat distribution with breast cancer risk were examined in a prospective study in 9,746 post-menopausal women with a natural menopause, aged 49-66 at intake, participating in a breast cancer screening project (the DOM project in Utrecht).

As part of the Diagnostisch Onderzoek Mammacarcinoom (DOM) project, a population-based breast cancer-screening project was conducted between 1974 and 1986 in Utrecht, the Netherlands (de Waard et al, 1984), which from 1983 included questions about hunger, cold and weight loss experienced during the 1944 1945 Dutch famine, with answers to these questions as absent, moderate or severe exposure.

During a population-based screening project for breast cancer, almost 15,000 women aged 50 years and over have provided a 12 h (overnight) sample of urine for research purposes.