Sentence examples for cancer screening programmes from inspiring English sources

Robert Music, director of the trust, said we need a "greater investment on improving access to cancer screening programmes".

You may wonder, as I now do, about the scientific evidence on which cancer screening programmes are based.

But Prof Julietta Patnick, director of the NHS cancer screening programmes, managed by Public Health England, fell back on the conclusions of the review set up by Richards.

Internationally renowned cancer experts have cast fresh doubt on the benefits of breast cancer screening programmes, warning that they save fewer lives than previously thought.

For every thousand women who don't participate in breast cancer screening programmes, from age 50, about five will die in the next 10 years from breast cancer.

A systematic review of community-based oral cancer screening programmes published between 1966 and March 2002 was undertaken.

Ethnic minorities are known to have low uptake of cancer screening programmes and Polish populations to have low breast screening uptake.

It was concluded that there are insufficient available data to make an unequivocal determination as to the effectiveness of oral cancer screening programmes at the present time.

He added: "Wales has the highest rate of improved survival in the UK in recent years, with uptake of cancer screening programmes here among the highest in Europe".

MISCAN models are based on Markov processes of states and transitions and are designed to evaluate cancer-screening programmes.

There were relatively few women with breast or cervical cancer because many of these reported that they had been diagnosed by NHS Cancer Screening Programmes.