Scientists at University of Liverpool develop a prediction model showing viable tool for selecting high risk individuals for prevention and control programmes.
The model, developed at the University's Cancer Research Centre and funded by the Roy Castle Lung Cancer Foundation, was tested in international datasets and found to be a more effective predictor of individuals at risk than smoking duration or family history alone. The results are published in the iAnnals of Internal Medicine/i....
Scientists at University of Liverpool develop a prediction model showing viable tool for selecting high risk individuals for prevention and control programmes.
The model, developed at the University's Cancer Research Centre and funded by the Roy Castle Lung Cancer Foundation, was tested in international datasets and found to be a more effective predictor of individuals at risk than smoking duration or family history alone. The results are published in the iAnnals of Internal Medicine/i....