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A fecal immunochemical testing-based screening program in Spain was linked to durable decline in colorectal cancer mortality over a 21-year period, according to study results published in JAMA Network Open.“Our research was motivated by a key clinical challenge: the need to generate long-term, population-level evidence on the real impact of organized FIT-based colorectal cancer screening
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