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2005
2005
Re: Role of detection method in predicting breast cancer survival: analysis of randomized screening trials.
E. Paci
,
A. Ponti
,
E. Crocetti
,
M. Zappa
,
N. Segnan
Journal of the National Cancer Institute
2005
Corpus ID: 44305215
Method of detection is an independent prognostic factor for breast cancer survival, according to the analysis of the Health…
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2001
2001
Screening S ensitivity a nd S ojourn T ime F rom B reast Cancer E arly D etection C linical T rials: M ammograms a nd Physical E xaminations
Yu-Ray Shen
,
M. Zelen
2001
Corpus ID: 79152012
Purpose: To estimate sensitivities of breast cancer screening modalities and preclinical duration of the disease from eight…
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1995
1995
Screening women aged 40-49 years: where are we today?
R. Smith
Journal of the National Cancer Institute
1995
Corpus ID: 517239
The fact that mammographic screening can reduce deaths from breast cancer is well established and is unarguably true for women…
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Review
1984
Review
1984
Prepaid group practice in a metropolitan area: Health Insurance Plan of Greater New York.
R. Biblo
Health matrix (Cleveland, Ohio : )
1984
Corpus ID: 35891583
This article presents an overview of the benefits of prepaid group practice to the efficient delivery of medical care in a large…
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1978
1978
Statement on recommendations of the Consensus Development Panel on breast cancer screening.
S. Thier
Journal of the National Cancer Institute
1978
Corpus ID: 39972001
The National Cancer Institute (NCI) has received the final conclusions and recommendations of a 16-member panel that examined the…
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