Examples of using Screening program in English and their translations into Hindi
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Universal Newborn Hearing Screening Program.
In this screening program of ILBS, 7 thousand 624 people screened.
These examinations of the legal screening program are voluntary.
The device has been installed in five clinicalcentres who are currently running the hearing screening program.
This phenomenon is of concern with any screening program, such as mammograms for breast cancer.
Screening programs are successful in detecting disease in the early stages in parts of the world where the risk of stomach cancer is much higher than in the United States.
Mortality rates are influenced by the occurrence of the disease and the availability of screening programs and appropriate treatment.
In the UK, which has a Pap smear screening program, Adenocarcinoma accounts for about 15% of all cervical cancers.
The study's health gains were similar to those from well-established public health interventions, such as a 10 per cent annual tobacco tax increase for 15 years,or a national colorectal cancer screening program.
National cancer screening programs for Australians aged 50 to 74, are available every two years for bowel and breast cancer…….
As a frequent flyer, Ritson has TSA PreCheck, an expedited screening program that, he says, can help reduce stress when you're flying.
This is why the screening program in the UK does not start calling women for screening mammograms until the age of 50.
Standerwick's family have been raisingawareness and money for heart screening programs and defibrillators to be put in every school, sports club, and gym.
A screening program, which involved testing blood samples from women of childbearing age to see whether they had previous immunity to the virus, also began.
Similarly, for breast cancer,there have recently been criticisms that breast screening programs in some countries cause more problems than they solve.
To be useful, a screening program has to be coupled with an education program involving the local community leaders, affected population, and local doctors.
But of those who will get the disease,most are expected to have been selected for the screening program based on their genetic risk prediction test.
The results will determine whether they go on a screening program where they periodically have their bone mineral density reassessed, or if there[are] signs of bone loss, then to consider treatment.
In his remarks, Dr. Anupam Sibal said“Today,we complete 14 years of Universal Newborn Hearing Screening Program which is a proud feeling and a moment of celebration.
But through a sophisticated screening program at the University of Florida, a Gainesville family knows their 20-month-old daughter is all but certain to develop the chronic disorder soon.
With parental consent, researchers obtain a drop of blood at the same timeblood is obtained for the state-mandated newborn screening program that seeks to detect the congenital disease PKU and other disorders.
But through a sophisticated diabetes screening program at the University of Florida, a Gainesville family knows their 20-month-old daughter is all but certain to develop diabetes.
The legislation would, among other things, educate both women and doctors about the most effective prevention and treatment strategies and make low-income,uninsured women in all 50 states eligible for a federal screening program.
The Minister said added that after successful implementation of earlier screening program for 2 years, Now Punjab Government decided to scale up the Project to the whole state.
Opinions differ about optimal screening and diagnostic measures, in part due to differences inpopulation risks, cost-effectiveness considerations, and lack of an evidence base to support large national screening programs.
A new study from the Global Business Travel Association(GBTA) found that business travelers who areenrolled in the Transportation Security Administration's expedited screening program, TSA PreCheck, are much more satisfied with air travel than those who have not signed up.
The differing incidence across the world may beat least partially attributable to the lack of screening programs in certain regions of the world and the overshadowing presence of other granulomatous diseases, such as tuberculosis, that may interfere with the diagnosis of sarcoidosis where they are prevalent.
In order to balance out the risks associated with screening, we must show evidence that one's chance of dying of lungcancer is reduced when enrolled in a screening program, and to date, none of the large studies designed to answer this question have shown any evidence that this is the case.
Vision Screening Training Program.