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• Hopkins had supplied a DNA sample during the mass screening.
• Mass screening would be costly and impractical, since it involves drawing blood.
• Another is whether the mass screening of suspects'DNA will prove constitutional.
• Mass screening is also problematic because it could lead to discrimination in insurance and employment.
• During the Sook Ching mass screening sites.
• Kaback and his associates also developed the first mass screening program for genetic disease carriers.
• Balis said it is not certain whether the mass screening approach envisioned in San Antonio will work.
• In the United States, mass screenings have had less success and stirred up far more controversy.
• The majority of deaths are in developing countries where lack of funds can make mass screening programs impossible.
• The majority of deaths are in developing countries where money isn't available for mass screening programs.
• The majority of cervical cancer deaths are in developing countries where lack of money makes mass screening impossible.
• Dr Leong, meanwhile, renewed his call for mass screening of anyone with flu-like symptoms.
• Britain has tried semi-voluntary mass screenings like the one in St . Mellons before, with mixed results.
• "If anything, mass screening is likely to create more calls and visits to doctors, " he said.
• But the government doesn't have the technology for mass screening of phone messages as they are sent, said Lovelock.
• This study aims to build evidence to convince TB response decision makers that HeroRATs can be used as a mass screening tool.
• And even if thermal imaging is comparable in accuracy to polygraphs, Horvath said it would not be suitable for rapid mass screenings.
• The experimental test, still several years away from routine use, offers an entirely new approach to mass screening for colon cancer.
• Two dozen cases of tuberculosis have been discovered at a community college in central England and authorities are continuing a program of mass screening.
• By the end of the 1940s, Dr . Manuel de Abreu could present the first positive impact of mass screening on tuberculosis mortality.