Screening Shortfalls Leave Refugee and Immigrant Patients Behind in Cancer Detection
A chart review of 1,083 refugee and immigrant patients at a Syracuse academic clinic reveals major gaps in lung, liver, ...
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Women’s Cancers: The Prevention Power We Already Have but Rarely Use
A new editorial in Cancer Causes & Control argues that the most powerful tools against breast, ovarian, cervical, and endometrial ...
Prostate Cancer Screening Gaps Between Rural and Urban America May Be Smaller Than Feared
A new national analysis of more than 15,000 older American men finds no significant rural–urban disparities in PSA testing or ...
Unequal Access to Medical Data Skews France’s Colorectal Cancer Screening Statistics
A new French study shows that unequal access to medical exclusion data sources has distorted reported colorectal cancer screening participation ...
Gut Microbiome Signals of Colorectal Cancer Run Stronger in Women Than Men, Screening Study Finds
A large Norwegian screening study found that gut microbiome signatures linked to colorectal lesion development are markedly more pronounced in ...
When Caution Kills: Why Cancer Screening Policy Needs a Radical Rethink
Cancer screening experts argue that excessive caution in screening policy has cost thousands of lives and propose five principles for ...
Trust and Information Habits Drive Public Enthusiasm for Blood Tests That Screen Many Cancers at Once
A national study of 6,728 U.S. adults finds that trust in physicians, science, and the healthcare system, along with cancer ...
Smoking Biomarker Cotinine Linked to Shift in PSA Reading in Study of 7,174 Men
A large NHANES analysis of 7,174 American men found that serum cotinine, an objective biomarker of recent tobacco exposure, was ...
Blood Test Doubles Cancer Detection in Dogs in Landmark Screening Study
The first prospective canine cancer screening study using next-generation sequencing liquid biopsy found that adding a blood test to routine ...
Breast Cancer Is Striking Later in Life—But Only for the Rich, 47-Year Study Finds
A 46-year SEER analysis of nearly 700,000 breast cancer patients shows the rise in age at diagnosis is concentrated among ...
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Mothers who receive childcare support from maternal grandparents show more parental warmth, finds NTU Singapore study
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University of Seville Breaks 120-Year-Old Mystery, Revises a Key Einstein Concept
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Bee body mass, pathogens and local climate influence heat tolerance
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Researchers record first-ever images and data of a shark experiencing a boat strike
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Groundbreaking Clinical Trial Reveals Lubiprostone Enhances Kidney Function
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