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题目:: Women's cancers in developing countries: from research to an integrated health systems approach.
作者:: Reeler(Anne),Qiao(Youlin),Dare(Lola),Li(Jing),Zhang(Ai-Li),Saba(Joseph)
状态:: 发布时间2009-07-30 , 更新时间 2009-07-30
期刊:: Asian Pac J Cancer Prev
摘要:: The article focuses on two women's cancers, breast and cervical cancer, that are much more deadly in developing countries than in developed countries. Early detection can make a significant difference for the treatment outcome of these two cancers and there are now cost-effective tools for prevention and screening. The authors propose a new public health approach to these two cancers in developing countries where resources for effective cancer control are very limited and offer a framework for putting women's cancers in developing countries on the global public health agenda. The key areas are: 1. Proposals for a new, integrated public health approach to women's cancers (breast and cervical) in resource poor settings; 2. Reviews of the evidence for cost-effective screening and early detection of breast and cervical cancer, and discussion of some of the lessons learned from HIV/AIDS on an integrated health systems approach; 3. Outlines of ways to make a priority of women?s cancers in developing countries on the political agenda of international agencies.
语言:: eng
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