TAILIEUCHUNG - Oral Cancer and Precancerous Lesions

Messages for communication should be carefully adapted to the situation and target audience, and include comprehensive strategies for prevention and control of cervical cancer (vaccination of young girls, screening and treatment of older women). Messaging should include evidence-based technical information, along with political and emotional information and story-telling when appropriate. See Annex 2 for specific messages for target audiences. Opportunities to deliver information and messaging to adolescents to improve health education on human immunodeficiency virus (HIV), other STIs prevention, and other relevant reproductive health issues should be considered as appropriate | EUROPE Should mass screening for prostate cancer be introduced at the national level May 2004 LJ ILI Health Evidence I H Network EVIDENCE FOR DECISION-MAKERS ABSTRACT This is a Health Evidence Network HEN synthesis report whether or not to introduce mass screening for prostate cancer the national level. Prostate cancer is a major cause of death among men with over 56 000 deaths in the European Union in 1998. There are no obvious preventive strategies therefore screening has been considered to reduce the number of deaths. Opportunistic screening is widely carried out but there are no known national programmes to screen for prostate cancer. Mass screening should not be introduced at the national level unless supportive evidence is available from the ongoing screening or treatment trials. HEN initiated and coordinated by the WHO Regional Office for Europe is an information service for public health and health care decision-makers in the WHO European Region. Other interested parties might also benefit from HEN. This HEN evidence report is a commissioned work and the contents are the responsibility of the authors. They do not necessarily reflect the official policies of WHO Europe. The reports were subjected to international review managed by the HEN team. When referencing this report please use the following attribution Davidson P Gabbay J 2004 Should mass screening for prostate cancer be introduced at the national level Copenhagen WHO Regional Office for Europe Health Evidence Network report http Document accessed 21 May 2004 . Keywords PROSTATIC NEOPLASMS MASS SCREENING NATIONAL HEALTH PROGRAMS HEALTH POLICY DECISION SUPPORT TECHNIQUES Address requests about publications of the WHO Regional Office to by e-mail publicationrequests@euro . for copies of publications permissions@ for permission to reproduce them pubrights@ for permission to translate them by post Publications WHO Regional Office for Europe .

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