Response to a Program of Screening for Cervical Cancer
Public Health Reports (1896-1970)Published 1 January 1968
Samir M. Naguib, Patricia B. Geiser, George W. Comstock
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Abstract
P REVENTION of disease and reduction of disability are universal goals of public health toward which considerable progress has been made in some areas and for some diseases.Unfortunately, this is not true of cancers of most sites, even thouglh much effort has gone into developing techniques to uncover early, silent, and mostly curable cancers among apparently well people.An example of such a
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