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UPDATE: Insights from the National Lung Screening Trial

A new paper published in JAMA at the end of October 2011 has suggested that annual screening with a chest X-ray has no significant effect on long-term mortality.

UPDATE: Insights from the National Lung Screening Trial

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GetInsideHealth covers the annual Arab Health Congress held in Dubai, January 23-26.

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