Sentence examples for yearly screening from inspiring English sources

Previously, the USPTF had recommended yearly screening starting at age 40.

A prime example is the twice yearly screening of dedicated rainforest programming.

The news that some researchers were challenging the benefits of yearly screening mammograms has provoked widespread confusion and debate.

The school has two film clubs — one for watching and one for making movies — and a yearly screening of the best student films.

In 2000, Medicare paid for 1,759,880 fecal occult blood tests, a yearly screening for blood in the stool, which can be a sign of polyps.

Using slightly milder language, other medical authorities have also suggested that getting a yearly screening might not be the best use of time or money.

"Those who have previously had the pap test should have their next cervical screening test two years after their last pap test, after which point they can move to five-yearly screening," Canfell said.

Framingham screening with annual assessments is, as expected, less cost-effective than five-yearly screening as it involves more screening assessments.

Thus, 3-yearly screening will cost 60 66% more than 5-yearly screening.

For 2-yearly screening, we assume 24% at all screens.

A total of 736 incident cases are predicted annually for 2-yearly screening; 732 for 3-yearly screening with a reminder-based system; and 731 for 3-yearly screening with call-and-recall organisation.