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Human papillomavirus self-sampling

Journal of Colposcopy and Lower Genital Tract Pathology, 2023
Seema Singhal, Saloni Kamboj
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Worldwide Evaluation of Cervical Cancer Self-Sampling Devices

Obstetrics & Gynecology
Nearly 90% of cervical cancer and related fatalities occur in low-income and middle-income countries and low-resourced areas within developed countries. In the 1980s, self-sampling was introduced to reach this vulnerable population and those with behavioral aversion to clinician-based screening.
Edward K, Maybury, Sarfraz, Ahmad, Nathalie D, McKenzie   +2 more
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Assessing the Reliability of Fisher Self-Sampling Programs

North American Journal of Fisheries Management, 2011
Abstract The transition to catch share management for groundfish fisheries in the waters off the northeastern USA will require more monitoring than is presently obtained through traditional programs. Other types of at-sea reporting may be necessary to address data gaps and complement other sampling programs like the Northeast ...
Sally Roman, Nikki Jacobson, Steven X. Cadrin   +2 more
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A Self‐Sampling‐and‐Flow Biosensor for Continuous Monitoring

Electroanalysis, 2005
AbstractA self‐sampling‐and‐flow biosensor was fabricated by sandwiching a nitrocellulose strip on the working electrode side of the double‐sided microporous gold electrodes and a wicking pad on the counter electrode side. The double‐sided microporous electrodes were formed by plasma sputtering of gold on a porous nylon substrate.
Fenghua Zhang, Jong Sik Kim, Gang Cui, Geun Sig Cha, Hakhyun Nam   +4 more
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Blood self-sampling: friend or foe?

Clinical Chemistry and Laboratory Medicine (CCLM)
BLOOD SELF-SAMPLING: FRIEND OR FOE? Clinical chemistry and laboratory medicine (Rights reserved) (-) Blood self-sampling: friend or foe? / Plebani, Mario (Rights reserved) (-)
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SELF-SAMPLING FOR BLOOD-SUGAR

The Lancet, 1962
H, KEEN, R K, KNIGHT
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A self-sampling indicator tube for carbon dioxide

Talanta, 1961
Abstract A simple indicator tube for the determination of carbon dioxide in an atmosphere is described. The test has been designed to cover the range 10–90% of carbon dioxide in the presence of oxygen and nitrogen or other inert gases. Estimations, accurate to about 1 part in 20, can be completed in 1 min. The prepared tubes are stable for at least 1
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A Self-Sampling Earwax Device A Novel Earwax Self-Sampling Device: A Feasibility Study

2020
Herane-Vives, Andrés, Sandoval, Rodrigo, Ortega, Lorena, Espinoza, Susana, Cleare, Anthony, Hayes, Alexander, Arnone, Danilo, Ortuzar, Esteban, Valdenegro, Tomas, Aguilo, Bruno, Benöhr, Jan   +10 more
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[HPV self-sampling and cervical cancer screening].

Revue medicale suisse
Carcinogenic human papillomavirus (HPV) infections cause the majority of cervical cancers (CC). While vaccination represents primary prevention, screening remains essential. HPV testing, more sensitive than cytology, is recommended as the primary method in some European countries.
Murtas, Micol, Rolland-Guillard, Louise, Hu, Ketty, Wisniak, Ania, Zwahlen, Marcel, Petignat, Patrick, Sormani, Jessica   +6 more
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O-194 SELF-SAMPLING IN HUMAN MONITORING

Occupational Medicine
Abstract Introduction Health surveillance is an important means in preventive medicine which requires human effort. With the increasing shortage of healthcare workers, we are investigating the feasibility to implement self-sampling techniques for continuous remote monitoring.
Lode Godderis, Eline Verscheure, Evi De Ryck, Liesbeth Daenen, Whitney Van den Brande, Sofie Vandenbroeck, Hilde Vanacker, Manosij Ghosh   +7 more
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