The Science and Strategy of Screening: Principles, Criteria, and Applications

Screening - 2Download Screening has become an essential public health strategy for early disease detection, enabling timely intervention and reducing the burden of morbidity and mortality. However, it is not a blanket process to be applied indiscriminately. The concept of screening is governed by scientific, ethical, and economic considerations, primarily laid out by Wilson and … Continue reading The Science and Strategy of Screening: Principles, Criteria, and Applications →

Screening for Disease: A Public Health Imperative

ScreeningDownload Screening plays a pivotal role in modern preventive medicine by identifying diseases in asymptomatic individuals before they manifest clinically. The concept is simple but powerful—intervene early to prevent complications, reduce morbidity, and improve quality of life. 1. The Concept and Importance of Screening Screening is defined as the search for unrecognized disease or defect … Continue reading Screening for Disease: A Public Health Imperative →