Examples of using Screening programmes in English and their translations into Finnish
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Breast cancer screening programmes began to be implemented in the late 1980s.
Only eight out of fifteen Member States in the E.U. have nation-wide breast cancer screening programmes.
There are already universal screening programmes in operation in a number of Member States.
Screening programmes, using mammography, should be mandatory in all Member States.
Nonetheless, about half of the countries in the Union are not implementing regular screening programmes.
Colorectal cancer screening programmes, however, have only been established in the 2000s and still cover a small part of Europe.
Section four contains one recommendation highlighting the importance of training for all health professionals involved in screening programmes.
As you know, the mortality rate is higher in the ten new Member States and screening programmes are very'kindergarten', to coin a phrase.
Many of the deaths from cancer could be avoided by prevention measures,such as access to information and to comprehensive screening programmes.
Campaigns promoting healthy lifestyles and prevention and screening programmes directed at specific groups are also important for reducing health inequalities.
In order to achieve this, the report rightly stresses identifying the risk factors,coordinating national policies and screening programmes.
Mobile screening programmes, which have been running Belgium in the province of Liège, for more than ten years, have enabled more than 70 000 people to be examined.
It is estimated that over 27 000 lives could be saved in the EU each year if modern screening programmes were in place across Europe.
National screening programmes generally meet EU guidelines in defining target age-groups(women aged 50-69) and on recommended time intervals between mammography screenings. .
The comparatively very low proportion of Member States which report that national cancer registries monitor screening programmes(45%) will have to be further explored.
It is well known that there are startling differences in the quality of cancer treatment facilities, screening programmes, evidence-based best practice guidelines, facilities for radiotherapy and access to new anti-cancer drugs, which also explains the big differences in the five-year survival rate from most cancers across Europe.
Section one of the Council Recommendation comprises a set of safeguards, technical, ethical andlegal standards to be followed when implementing screening programmes in the Member States.
Our efforts must, for example, be directed at making sure that efficient screening programmes are in operation and implemented among those sections of the population that most need them.
Reviewing the Council Recommendation on cancer screening in view of recent scientific developments, and the obstacles that Member States are facing in the implementation of breast, cervical andcolorectal cancer screening programmes;
The fact is that early diagnosis of these conditions improves the chances of curing them,so the denial of access to such screening programmes can effectively impose an additional penalty on female prisoners.
Most of you know that this is the leading cause of death across the EU of women aged between 35 and 59, andwe want Member States to set up nationwide screening programmes and breast cancer specialist units among other things.
At the time of writing, there is no screening programme for mesothelioma in the UK.
I am proud of my own country: our screening programme is perfect, but that does not mean that there is nothing now to be done there.
The main issue that should be raised is the fact that 14 Member States of the Union have not implemented the screening programme to identify cancerous diseases.
High figures are once more evident amongst German men(21%),although only 2% had this as part of a screening programme.