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The psychiatric effects of mass screening
Public Health, 1972MAss SCREENING techniques like Mass Radiography and the School Health Service have been part of the social scene for many years, and it has not until recently beez~ suggested that screening might be potentially harmful by leading to a neurotic preoccupation with health matters.
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Mass screening for colorectal cancer
The American Journal of Surgery, 1974Abstract An innovative screening program for the detection of colorectal cancer was conducted in a county of 300,000. In fifteen centers a free rectal examination was offered and each participant received a kit with dietary instructions and three stool guaiac test slides to be returned by mail.
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Mass spectrometry and neonatal screening
Annales de biologie clinique, 2015Tandem mass spectrometry allows to screen many inherited metabolic diseases within a single blood spot. It is possible to screen newborns for amino and organic acid, fatty acid oxidation disorders and lysosomal diseases. Tandem mass spectrometry neonatal screening is not yet realized in France in 2014.
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Newborn mass screening for galactosemia
European Journal of Pediatrics, 1995Methods for mass screening of newborns for galactosemia have been available since 1964. Although galactosemia is rare, many countries have included screening for galactosemia in their national screening programs, yet other countries deny the necessity for screening.
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Mass Screening of Adults for Glaucoma
Ophthalmologica, 2010P, Segal, J, Skwierczyńska
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