Fecal Occult Blood Testing Beliefs and Practices of U.S. Primary Care Physicians: Serious Deviations from Evidence-Based Recommendations
Marion R. Nadel(Centers for Disease Control and Prevention), Mary C. White(National Center for Chronic Disease Prevention and Health Promotion), Robert A. Smith(University of Alabama in Huntsville), Zahava Berkowitz(Centers for Disease Control and Prevention), Steven S. Coughlin(Centers for Disease Control and Prevention), Carrie N. Klabunde(National Institutes of Health)
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