Sentence examples for men being screened from inspiring English sources

The age-adjusted RR for Māori men being screened (compared with non-Māori men) by practice characterised by the overall proportion of screened men is depicted in Figure  2.

When compared to passive case finding in Ethiopia, the package improved TB case detection particularly among women, with more women than men being screened and diagnosed with TB at community level [ 36].

Screening a wider population of men than occurs in the UK currently is likely to mean a proportion of men being screened who have no evidence of prostate cancer.

For instance, at the systems level, having a clear reminder system, a clinic champion (to encourage screening) and clear referral pathways may help to facilitate more men being screened.

In an earlier longitudinal study of men being screened for prostate cancer, Gustafsson et al (1995) reported that cortisol level (indicating the degree of emotional stress) was highest immediately before being informed of the biopsy result, although levels decreased somewhat 2 weeks later in those who received a benign biopsy result.

Still, after the attack, that same afternoon, over 200 local men were screened for the police force.

One of the Harding Center's diagrams shows that the risk of death is the same whether men are screened for prostate cancer or not: So when former New York mayor Rudy Giuliani declared in 2007 that someone's chance of surviving prostate cancer in the US was twice that of someone using the "socialised medicine" of Britain's National Health Service, he was wrong.

HIV-infected adult men were screened for self-reported exposure during the previous month at all primary care and HRA appointments.

A total of 117 men were screened for the study.

A total of 18 612 men were screened and 2303 screen-positive subjects referred to biopsy.

A total of 66 men were screened to identify the 15 who participated in the study.