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Cancer screening in the European Union

Improving existing screening programmes for breast, colorectal and cervical cancer, extending their application to lung and prostate cancer and making it easier for people to access such programmes: these are the scientific recommendations for the EU initiative "Europe's Beating Cancer Plan".

Scientific Opinion "Cancer screening in the European Union"
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The recommendations of the Group of Chief Scientific Advisors of the European Commission are based on a report by the academies’ consortium SAPEA (Scientific Advice for Policy by European Academies) under the EU's Scientific Advice Mechanism (SAM).

Categories

  • Cancer (prevention)

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Dr. Roger Pfister
Swiss Academies of Arts and Sciences
House of Academies
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3001 Bern
Switzerland