Sentence examples for screening programmes are from inspiring English sources

Regular screening programmes are an important way of detecting problems as early as possible and thus increasing life expectancy.

Thirdly, while screening programmes are welcome, are there more pressing issues that the country should be concerned with?

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

Yet at present, NHS screening programmes are judged by how many people attend, and not by how many people make an informed choice to attend – or not.

"National screening programmes are based on the advice of the expert UK national screening committee and are kept continually under review".

Screening programmes are either "organised" (like the British system) or "opportunistic" (they depend on a woman or her doctor taking the initiative to do a smear test).

In developed countries, newborn screening programmes are conducted routinely, which has resulted in a reduction in the SCD mortality rate from 16% to <1%.

In developing countries where the disease is prevalent, newborn screening programmes are yet to be established, and the acceptability of such programmes by the parents of newly delivered infants is unknown.

There will be plenty to do for the extra doctors: by 2030 it expects the number of diabetics in China to rise to 130m, up nearly 50% from 2011.Such training and screening programmes are not confined to China.

Imaging-based screening programmes are not only performed in healthy subjects.

Large nationwide screening programmes are in place in many countries.