Tag: Screening
Model Using Nine Urine Metabolites Can Predict Preeclampsia
Prediction model including nine urine metabolites had the highest accuracy for predicting preeclampsia in early pregnancy
1.3 Million Older Women Still Receive Cervical Cancer Screening-Related Services
In 2019, Medicare fee-for-services spent $83.5 million on these potentially unnecessary services
RSNA: 20-Year Survival Shows Lung Cancer Screening Effective
Furthermore, consistency of lung cancer may be an important predictor of survival
Three-Year Interval Feasible for Stool-Based CRC Screening in Low-Risk People
At three years, test identified more advanced precancerous lesions than expected
Personalized Counseling May Overcome Non-Follow-Up After Positive FIT Test
Lack of knowledge, decision-making difficulties among factors identified with non-follow-up
Quality Improvement Collaborative Improving Cancer Screening Postpandemic
National Return-to-Screening collaborative linked to improvements in cancer screening compared with prepandemic, pandemic periods
USPSTF Recommends Screening for Latent TB Infection
Task force recommends screening asymptomatic adults at increased risk for latent TB infection
New Tool Can Predict Individual’s Dementia Risk
Risk score model yielded nearly 100 percent prediction accuracy of 13-year dementia risk
Cancer Screening and Detection Remain Below Prepandemic Levels
Lower screening rates for cervical, breast, and colorectal cancers suggest 'pattern of forgone care,' according to researchers
Atrial Fibrillation Screening Program Cost-Effective in Elderly
Program was cost-effective in 99.2 percent of simulations, cost-saving in 92.7 percent of simulations