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Posted on July 30, 2016 by Andrew T. Chan, Christopher S. Williams

In this Markov model of average-risk colorectal cancer screening, annual fecal immunohistochemical testing or colonoscopy every 10 years was more effective and less costly compared with multitarget stool DNA testing every 3 years.

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