Should I be tested for cancer?: maybe not and here's why
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| Beschreibung: | Includes bibliographical references (p. 199-218) and index |
| Beschreibung: | x, 224 p. |
| ISBN: | 9780520939905 |
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| contents | Pt. I. Problems you should know about. -- It is unlikely that you will benefit -- You may have a "cancer scare" and face an endless cycle of testing -- You may receive unnecessary treatment -- You may find a cancer you would rather not know about -- Your pathologist may say it's cancer, while others say it's not -- Your doctor may get distracted from other issues that are more important to you -- Pt. II. Becoming a better-educated consumer -- Understand the culture of medicine (and why we are pushed to test) -- Understand the statistics of cancer (and why five-year survival is the world's most misleading number -- Understand the limits to research; even genetic research (and why it is hard to be sure there really are benefits to screening -- Develop a strategy that works for you |
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| spelling | Welch, H. Gilbert Verfasser aut Should I be tested for cancer? maybe not and here's why H. Gilbert Welch Berkeley University of California Press c2004 x, 224 p. txt rdacontent c rdamedia cr rdacarrier Includes bibliographical references (p. 199-218) and index Pt. I. Problems you should know about. -- It is unlikely that you will benefit -- You may have a "cancer scare" and face an endless cycle of testing -- You may receive unnecessary treatment -- You may find a cancer you would rather not know about -- Your pathologist may say it's cancer, while others say it's not -- Your doctor may get distracted from other issues that are more important to you -- Pt. II. Becoming a better-educated consumer -- Understand the culture of medicine (and why we are pushed to test) -- Understand the statistics of cancer (and why five-year survival is the world's most misleading number -- Understand the limits to research; even genetic research (and why it is hard to be sure there really are benefits to screening -- Develop a strategy that works for you Cancer Popular works Cancer Diagnosis Popular works Medical screening Popular works Erscheint auch als Druck-Ausgabe, Hardcover 0-520-23976-8 |
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| title_auth | Should I be tested for cancer? maybe not and here's why |
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| title_short | Should I be tested for cancer? |
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