How do cancer screening guidelines trade off benefits versus harms and burdens of screening? A systematic survey
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G. Guyatt | M. Bretthauer | L. Yao | R. Siemieniuk | L. Zeng | L. Helsingen | Yuting Wang | Fernando Kenji Nampo
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