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Participation is a key process for the efficacy of cancer screening programs. However, concern for the assessment of the effectiveness of mass publicity campaigns seems to be lacking. Indeed, if you do a query on Pubmed with the following key words fewer than three dozen papers come up.In 2005, in France, the number of men who underwent prostate cancer screening was higher than the number of those who had colorectal cancer screening. And yet, the benefit from the former screening has not been proven despite numerous attempts over …

Screening for prostate cancer: a public campaign, evidence-based-medicine and conflicting interests