12 research outputs found
Differences in lower urinary tract symptom profiles in men undergoing transurethral prostatectomy in Germany and Australia
No full textINVESTIGATION OF POST MICTURITION DRIBBLE IN PATIENTS AFTER TRANSURETHRAL RESECTION OF THE PROSTATE
No full textPreoperative urodynamic and symptom evaluation of patients undergoing transurethral prostatectomy: analysis of variables relevant for outcome
No full textPerception of Colorectal Cancer Risk does not Enhance Participation in Screening
No full textHigh participation is a key requirement for effective cancer screening. Many
strategies to improve participation hold that a person's knowledge
and beliefs dictate screening behavior. We compared perception of colon cancer
risk in participants and nonparticipants in a population-based study of
screening colonoscopy, and also assessed past screening behavior. Surprisingly,
while past screening behavior was a predictor of participation, we found that
participants perceived their risk of colorectal cancer to be significantly and
substantially lower than the real figure and that of nonparticipants. Our data
suggest that health promotion strategies aimed at improving health knowledge may
not be effective in improving population screening rates
Research Priorities and Strategies for Investigation of the Influence of Vitamin-A Supplementation on Morbidity
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Epidemiology of erectile dysfonction (Part I). Global prevalence and incidence. Dominique DELAVIERRE
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