Geneva / College Station / Bellinzona / Milan / London / Lyon / New York City / /
Company
Raffle AE / Stata Press / Stata Corporation College / IARC Press / John Wiley & Sons / /
Country
Switzerland / Italy / United States / United Kingdom / / /
Facility
Institute of Health Economics / University of Bern / University of Geneva / Laboratory of Oncological Clinical Research / University of Bristol / National Cancer Institute / University of Lausanne / College Station / Laboratory of Epidemiology / /
JE / ductal carcinoma / high breast cancer / breast cancer / cancers / cancer / disease / chronic preventive Incidence / missed cancers / /
MedicalTreatment
mastectomies / /
Organization
Department of Social Medicine / World Health Organization / University of Lausanne / Edinburgh Breast Screening Project / Epidemiology Unit / Unit for Research / Department of Social & Preventive Medicine / International Epidemiological Association / National Cancer Institute Milan / Laboratory of Epidemiology / Division of Epidemiology and Biostatistics / Laboratory of Oncological Clinical Research / Institute of Social and Preventive Medicine / Institute of Health Economics and Management / University of Bristol / University of Geneva / Geneva / Canadian Task Force on Preventive Health Care / Cantonal Health Office / Preventive Services Task Force / Laboratory of Epidemiology and Social Psychiatry / University of Bern / Bern / National Health Service / /
Person
Mario Negri / Felix Gutzwiller / Maureen Roberts / Dominique Broclain / Rodolfo Saracci / Franco Cavalli / Gianfranco Domenighetti / /
Position
Professor / representative / clinical director / /
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