Sentence examples for mass screenings from inspiring English sources

Furthermore, after reducing the TB burden by implementing three annual X-ray mass screenings, the sole association of X-ray screening at entry point and DOTS could be sufficient to maintain a low active TB prevalence level during several years.

In America there were mass screenings in offices, in car parks and shopping malls.

Ultimately, doctors must decide how best to use the technology, he said, acknowledging that it is considered more appropriate for detailed diagnoses than for mass screenings.

"There has been a lot of money made by hospitals and clinics doing these mass screenings," he said, referring to the treatment after cancer is found.

Plaintiffs' lawyers, who typically receive 25percentto40percentcent of a settlement, routinely set up mass screenings for union members and other workers who might have been exposed to asbestos.

Over the years and in dozens of academic papers, Dr. Klein explored ways of improving transport systems, designing wage scales to maximize incentives, and scheduling mass screenings for the detection of cancer.

Moreover, patients with mass screening-detected NB very rarely died from tumor progression [ 8].

The final search, which identified all included articles, was: (("Mammography"[MeSH] OR "Mass Screening"[MeSH]) AND (("Breast Neoplasms/epidemiology"[MeSH]) OR ("Breast Neoplasms"[MeSH] AND incidence*[ti]))) OR (Breast cancer AND screening AND trend*[ti]) OR (Breast cancer AND screening AND overdiagnos*[ti]).

Despite a high level of evidence of reduction in cancer-related mortality of similar magnitude (∼15 20%) with both BC and CRC mass-screenings [ 1, 2], 93% of women undergo mammography screening whereas only 25% of subjects in the same age range have access to CRC screening tools.

Charlie Richter, APOPO's US director, said: "We believe our unique TB Detection Rat technology will prove itself as an effective mass-screening tool".

Too often, the exam is glossed over "in a mass-screening setting instead of being done carefully one on one in a medical office by the child's physician," Tamara McLeod, an athletic trainer at A.T. Still University in Mesa, Ariz., and lead author of the position statement, said in an interview.