Skin cancer
Screening for skin cancer in the general population is not
recommended . in areas of high prevalence, education of the public in primary
prevention (use of sunscreen products, hats
and other protective clothing ) and in early detection (self-referral
for suspicious lesions )in more rational.
Resource levels required. Low for screening by inspection of
exposed skin by primary car workers, but the technique needs validation ; high
for biopsy and surgery.
Liver cancer
Screening is not recommended . no accurate screening test
exists, and there is no evidence of any benefit from early detection. Emphasis should
be on primary prevention through community-wide action for the prevention of hepatitis
B infection, especially in infants .