Effects of screening and universal healthcare on long-term colorectal cancer mortality.

Int J Epidemiol · 2019 · PMC6469303 · PMID 30184208

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Effects of healthcare policies on CRC incidence Using Period 1 as the baseline comparator, the incremental percentages (95% CIs) of CRC incidence during Period 2 were 56% (51–62%), 71% (68–74%) and 101% (95–106%), respectively, for the young-, middle- and older-age subgroups, and results for all subgroups indicated an increasing trend in incidence.

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Mortality reached a plateau during Period 2 and also was followed by a decreasing trend during Period 3.

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