Sentence examples for more regular screening from inspiring English sources

He said those at a greater risk could have more regular screening, to detect cancer early and stop it spreading.

He said: "Would more regular screening lead to a rapid decrease in risk or would it take some time?" Prof Evans said he will now be approaching the NHS to try to secure funding for a new approach.

He said that, in the short-term, the findings could be used to work out which people had a high risk of developing bowel cancer and, in families with a high incidence of the cancer, to work out which people were at risk and needed more regular screening.

Saving even a few extra lives is worth more regular screening.

The advantages of cost, scale and implementation in community medicine, which are potentially available with nanoscale sensor devices, mean that along with other risk assessment tools (Cassidy et al, 2008) breath sensors may be a first-line tool to identify those who will benefit from more regular lung cancer screening.

Pictures, trophies, certificates, helmets adorn every surface and where there is a bit of wall space left it is covered by a flat-screen television - several of them in the 63in territory, with three more regular-sized screens above them.

Improvements in individualized risk estimation would allow more accurate identification of those women most likely to benefit from regular screening with more sensitive methods or from more aggressive prevention strategies [5], [6].

But the score does put them in a higher-risk group of men who have more to gain from regular screening, he concluded.

At baseline, HIV-positive men were more likely to undergo regular screening than HIV-negative men [ 29, 45].

This suggests that women who subsequently developed breast cancer might have had more mammograms than controls because they had more breast problems rather than because they were, in general, more regular users of cancer screening services than controls.

The authors concluded that careHPV in regular screening was more cost-effective than the two visual inspection methods.