As a result, we may perform more pre-screening in exchange for less intensive screening.
For those who have successfully recovered from surgery, this intensive screening seems excessive.
The measures may mean more body searches and intensive screening of smartphones, shoes and accessories – but airports insisted on Friday that the increased security was not delaying passengers.
Correctional institutions have given increased attention to mental health treatment in recent years, he said, but the new findings highlight the need for intensive screening.
Women who discover they carry harmful BRCA mutations can opt for preventative surgery to remove their breasts, or have more intensive screening for tumours.
Among the other proposals being considered to ensure safety is to install better lighting within the shelters as well as to adopt a more intensive screening process.
Venture capitalists' answer is intensive screening by a small team of dedicated investors, followed by hands-on involvement in the business.
A French plan to screen 20,000 cows a week for the disease, in conformance with a European Union directive for more intensive screening, led slaughterhouse owners and meat shippers to block traffic in several French cities this week in protest.
And so Israeli scientists face long delays and intensive screening before they can visit America's 17 laboratories run by the Energy Department, 7 of which do at least some secret research.
Intensive screening can prove useless for a number of reasons, experts say: Tests can have high rates of "false positives," signaling that there may be disease, when further tests and procedures reveal none.
