Abstract
Chemical screening of large populations has serious limitations that are related to statistical properties of such groups and to commonly used methods. Among the pitfalls are low disease prevalence, extrapolating research data to screening practice, laboratory variation, ill-defined limits, unselected specimens, and screening for unbeatable diseases. Unless these limitations are understood, screening can be useless and costly.
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