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Computer Simulation and the Practical Planning of Cervical Cancer Screening Programmes,There are numerous studies of population groups which indicate that screened populations have less disease than unscreened. Such comparisons can be based on differences between geographic locations (Miller . 1976, Cramer 1974), temporal changes (Hakama, 1982) and disease rates in screened and unscre