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Screening that a country organises for everyone in an age group, rather than leaving to individual requests: who is invited, with which test, how often, and what it costs the person.
IARC's CanScreen5 fact sheets describe national programmes for breast, cervical and colorectal cancer by the same fields: whether a policy is documented and as what (law, notification or recommendation), when the programme started, the tests with their target ages and intervals, what is free, how people are invited, and performance indicators where supplied. Programmes for other cancers (lung in Croatia, oral cancer in Taiwan, prostate in Lithuania) are described from their published evaluations. Each country record links the source it copies.
Shares Cervical cancer screening programme in Bangladesh, Cervical cancer screening programme in China, Cervical cancer screening programme in Colombia, Cervical cancer screening programme in Cuba.
Shares Colorectal cancer screening programme in Belgium, Colorectal cancer screening programme in Czechia, Colorectal cancer screening programme in Hungary, Colorectal cancer screening programme in Poland.
Shares Breast cancer screening programme in Argentina, Breast cancer screening programme in China, Breast cancer screening programme in Mexico, Breast cancer screening programme in Poland.
Shares Oral cancer screening programme in Taiwan, Screening.
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