Invitation strategies and coverage in the population-based cancer screening programmes in the European Union
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J. Dillner | A. Ponti | S. Lönnberg | G. Ronco | N. Segnan | A. Anttila | C. Senore | P. Basu | K. Elfström | M. Žakelj | D. Vale | M. Tomatis | R. Sankaranaryanan
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