Full proceedings from the National Conference to Develop a National Skin Cancer Agenda : American Academy of dermatology and centers for disease control and prevention, Washington, D.C., April 8–10, 1995 - 11/09/11
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National efforts to reduce skin cancer incidence and mortality require scientifically coordinated efforts. This report summarizes the first American Academy of Dermatology/Centers for Disease Control and Prevention national conference to develop a skin cancer agenda. Leading experts in dermatology, public health, medicine, health education, nursing, behavioral sciences, environmental health and epidemiology identified and prioritized skin cancer control issues in five key areas. Discussion centered around strategies for reducing UV exposure and increasing public and professional awareness of skin cancer. Panelists in five sessions developed consensus on several public and professional recommendations and a series of research strategies.
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| The names of the panel subchairs are given at the end of the article. |
Vol 35 - N° 5P1
P. 748-756 - novembre 1996 Retour au numéro
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