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Improving care for Lynch syndrome patients: integrating surveillance into England’s national bowel cancer screening programmeNARA Subscribed
Quality assurance, timeliness and equity of access to colonoscopy for people with Lynch syndrome (LS) in England has historically been highly variable. The LS-Bowel Cancer Screening Programme (LS-BCSP) launched in July 2023, delivers high quality colonoscopy to the average-risk population, from colonoscopists who have undergone high-level accreditation, utilising the existing average-risk BCSP infrastructure. Eligible individu...
Scientific advice for fisheries management rarely takes into account how fishers react to regulations, which can lead to unexpected results and unrealistic expectations of the effectiveness of the management measures. Short‐term decisions about when and where to fish are one of the greatest sources of uncertainty in predicting management outcomes. Several models have been developed to predict how fishers allocate effort in spa...
Multiple Models of European Marine Fish Stocks: Regional Winners and Losers in a Future ClimateNARA Subscribed
Climate change continues to alter the productivity of commercially and culturally important fisheries with major consequences for food security and coastal economies. We provide the first, multi‐model projections of changes in the distribution and productivity of 18 key fish stocks across seven European regional seas spanning the Mediterranean to the Arctic, using 11 state‐of‐the‐art bio‐ecological models. Our projections indi...
Ontogenetic shifts by juvenile fishes highlight the need for habitat heterogeneity and connectivity in river restorationNARA Subscribed
Large‐scale anthropogenic river modifications have caused the loss of critical floodplain nursery habitats for riverine fish, leading to population declines. Restoration efforts have been implemented to recover these habitats, but with varying success. Understanding how larval and juvenile fish use habitats in dynamic river environments is essential for improving restoration strategies. We assessed ontogenetic shifts in habita...
The increasingly complex nature of marine resource management calls for stronger stakeholder participation in advancing knowledge and developing management approaches. Studies on stakeholder involvement in marine resource management have primarily focussed on participation in resource use negotiation and not on participation in science. Using fishers' knowledge research frameworks, we evaluate over 15 years of science‐industry...
High-grading and over-quota discarding in mixed fisheriesNARA Subscribed
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