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Explore the potential of a wearable ultrasound patch in revolutionizing breast cancer screening by offering an accessible and affordable at-home option.

New research questions the life-extending efficacy of most common cancer screenings, emphasizing the need for transparent physician-patient discussions to weigh the risks and benefits. Learn more about this crucial topic that might change your approach to recommending screenings.

Explore the complexities and challenges that could arise for oncologists with the potential expansion of blood biopsy insurance coverage through the MCED Screening Coverage Act.

This retrospective cohort study provides a detailed analysis of overdiagnosis in breast cancer screening among women aged 70 and above. Physicians are encouraged to explore the findings to better understand the implications of screening practices for older women.

The ACP’s updated guidance on CRC screening highlights the significance of starting at age 50 and underscores the importance of shared decision-making in selecting appropriate screening methods.

As we continue to improve the sensitivity of breast imaging, the need for surgical excision of benign proliferative lesions diagnosed on core needle biopsy remains a contentious topic, calling for careful examination of acceptable excision thresholds, patient preferences, and potential disparities in care.