Screening for Skin Cancer: US Preventive Services Task Force Recommendation Statement

Overview of attention for article published in JAMA: Journal of the American Medical Association, July 2016

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blogs: 5 blogs
policy: 2 policy sources
twitter: 100 X users
facebook: 6 Facebook pages

wikipedia: 3 Wikipedia pages
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podcasts: 1 podcast

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Prevención Cuaternaria, 06 Nov 2016

Retweeted Less is More/Dr Otte (@LessIsMoreMed): Melanoma incidence, biopsies increase, but no drop in advanced melanoma or…

Dr. Ryan Aronin, 09 Aug 2016

#USPSTF indicates insufficient evidence for routine skin cancer screening. Keep in mind nonmelanoma skin cancer are the most…

Public Health School Graz, 01 Aug 2016

Gerade im Sommer ist das Thema Hautkrebs omnipräsent und viele ÄrztInnen plädieren für ein flächendeckendes Melanomscreening.

Angelus Medical & Optical Equipment, 29 Jul 2016

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