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Scientists, clinicians and medics express their concerns that public expectations about screening don't match what screening programmes can deliver, in a new report out this week, called Making Sense of Screening. Full Article at PiF
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You are seeing this message because your web browser does not support basic web standards. Find out more about why this message is appearing and what you can do to make your experience on this site better. Full Article at British Medical Journal
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SCIENTISTS are warning people to be aware of the downsides, as well as the benefits, of screening for diseases such as breast cancer. Full Article at The Scotsman
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Here we go again. Another study raises questions about the benefits of mammograms, and another set of confusing statements issue forth from experts. Full Article at The New York Times
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Jane Flanders was not aware of the risks involved in being screened for breast cancer when she received her invitation from the National Health Service four years ago. Full Article at Times Online
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An employer's ability to increase deductibles and copays and basically mess around with a source of compensation depends on the strength of the labor market ... Right now, employers have it made, because unemployment is at 10 percent. They can do whatever they want.
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An employer's ability to increase deductibles and copays and basically mess around with a source of compensation depends on the strength of the labor market ... Right now, employers have it made, because unemployment is at 10 percent -- they can do whatever they want.
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