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The Daffodil Centre: Recent submissions

    • Part I: Cancer in Indigenous Africans--burden, distribution, and trends 

      Parkin DM; Sitas F; Chirenje M; Stein L; Abratt R; Wabinga H
      Published 2008
      Cancer is an under-emphasised issue in Africa, partly because of the overwhelming burden of communicable diseases. However cancer is a common disease in Africa with 650 000 people, of a population of 965 million, diagnosed ...
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    • Prevention of cervical cancer in rural China: evaluation of HPV vaccination and primary HPV screening strategies 

      Canfell K; Nickson C; Qiao YL; Shi JF; Lew JB; Walker R; Zhao FH; Simonella L; Chen JF; Legood R; Smith MA
      Published 2011
      Comprehensive evaluation of the cost-effectiveness of HPV vaccination in China has not previously been performed. The objective of this study was to evaluate vaccination as an alternative or addition to primary HPV screening ...
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    • Prostate cancer screening for men aged 75 to 84 years in New South Wales 

      Carmichael LK; Goldsbury DE; O'Connell DL
      Published 2013
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    • Health in South Africa: changes and challenges since 2009 

      Mayosi BM; Lawn JE; van Niekerk A; Bradshaw D; Abdool Karim SS; Coovadia HM; for The Lancet South Africa Team (incl. Sitas F)
      Published 2012
      Since the 2009 Lancet Health in South Africa Series, important changes have occurred in the country, resulting in an increase in life expectancy to 60 years. Historical injustices together with the disastrous health policies ...
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    • Increased exposure to community-based education and 'below the line' social marketing results in increased fruit and vegetable consumption 

      Glasson C; Chapman K; Wilson T; Gander K; Hughes C; Hudson N; James E
      Published 2012
      OBJECTIVE: To determine if localised programmes that are successful in engaging the community can add value to larger fruit and vegetable mass-media campaigns by evaluating the results of the Eat It To Beat It programme. ...
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