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A comprehensive 2025 systematic review informing the Canadian Task Force finds cytology remains effective into the 60s, HPV-based strategies detect more precursors but increase colposcopy and false positives, and self-sampling improves upta
Comparative effectiveness evidence from multicenter pediatric emergency departments demonstrates that targeted and universally offered gonorrhea and chlamydia screening increase detection rates versus usual care, highlighting the need for i
The AMALFI trial demonstrates that remote, mail-based 14-day ECG patch screening modestly increases long-term atrial fibrillation detection and anticoagulation use in older adults at stroke risk, with no observed reduction in stroke at 2.5
Early-onset breast cancer incidence in France has steadily increased over the past three decades, mirroring trends in other Western countries. Shifts in hormonal and lifestyle factors may contribute, highlighting the need for adapted preven
Breast cancer screening among older US women shows stable use but rising costs driven by low-value technologies; optimizing screening strategies could enhance value and reduce expenditure.
A retrospective study identifies critical gaps in screening and treatment of perinatal anxiety and depression, revealing prevalence rates, symptom trajectories, and the impact of mental health services in 3051 women.
The DETECT Hep C trial demonstrates nontargeted HCV screening in emergency departments identifies more new infections than risk-based approaches, though linkage to care remains suboptimal, underscoring the need for innovative treatment mode
Routine H. pylori screening after acute myocardial infarction does not significantly reduce upper gastrointestinal bleeding incidence; targeted screening in anemia or kidney failure subgroups may offer benefit.
In a large Swedish cluster-randomized trial, routine Helicobacter pylori screening after acute myocardial infarction did not significantly reduce upper gastrointestinal bleeding, though high-risk subgroups may benefit.
A cluster randomized trial demonstrates a centralized remote bone health service significantly improves osteoporosis screening, treatment initiation, adherence, and bone density outcomes in high-risk older men compared to usual care.
A Veterans Affairs study demonstrates that a centralized nurse-led program markedly improves osteoporosis screening, treatment initiation, and adherence in men aged 65-85, leading to better bone density and potential reduction in fracture r
Many common disorders are actually precancerous. Learn the stages of cancer development, six precancerous conditions to watch, their risk factors, tests, and practical prevention and management steps.
Colorectal cancer often shows subtle bowel changes early. Know the four warning signs—diarrhea, constipation, altered stool shape, and rectal bleeding—and when to seek screening and treatment.
AI analysis of smile videos demonstrates high accuracy in detecting Parkinson’s disease, offering a scalable and accessible screening solution with strong generalizability across populations.
Adopting simple daily habits can significantly reduce your cancer risk. These 20 scientifically-backed tips cover diet, exercise, and lifestyle choices proven to help prevent various cancers.
Emerging research reveals heightened risk of cervical cancer in women aged 65 and older, driven by human papillomavirus (HPV). Continued screening is crucial to address increasing incidence and improve outcomes.
Self-collection devices for cervical cancer screening offer a safe, effective, and preferred alternative to traditional methods, increasing accessibility and compliance.