Explore the latest in cancer screening, prevention, and control, including recent screening guidelines and public health interventions.
This cohort study investigates the frequency with which US veterans eligible for lung cancer screening accept or decline it and the patient- and facility-level factors associated with their decision.
This Viewpoint discusses the need to expand early cancer detection to include both screening and symptom detection to achieve the goal of diagnostic excellence for cancer.
This cohort study uses US Veterans Health Administration data to assess the association of prostate-specific antigen screening with prostate cancer–specific mortality among non-Hispanic Black men and non-Hispanic White men.
This cohort study assesses the incidence and risk of cancer among people infected with HIV compared with the general population in Korea.
This cross-sectional study compiles use and cost data of low-value health services delivered or paid for by the Veterans Health Administration (VA).
This cohort study of data on participants in the Cardiovascular Health Study assesses risk of lung cancer in smokers for whom low-density computed tomographic screening is not recommended.
This JAMA Insights in Women’s Health series describes clinical evaluation of breast masses, diagnosis, and treatment of female breast cancer.
This cluster randomized clinical trial investigates the effects of patient and clinician decision support for BRCA1/2 genetic testing compared with standard education alone.
This cohort study examines whether primary care physicians’ exposures to patients with new diagnoses of breast or colorectal cancer were associated with changes in screening rates for other patients subsequently visiting the affected physicians.
This review examines the association between ketogenic and whole foods plant-based diets and outcomes for patients with cancer.
This systematic review and meta-analysis used databases, such as PubMed, ProQuest, and Scopus, to investigate the association between the COVID-19 pandemic and decreased rates of breast, colorectal, and cervical cancer screening globally.
This Medical News feature highlights some of the research presented recently at the Digestive Disease Week meeting.
This Viewpoint explores the advantages of stool-based colorectal cancer screening tests over colonoscopy and how they could be better used to improve screening rates in the US.
This cohort study uses data from the Nurses’ Health Study II to examine the association between age at endoscopy initiation and risk of colorectal cancer among US women.
This systematic review and meta-analysis evaluates the diagnostic performance of electronic nose technologies used for cancer diagnosis in exhaled breath.
This Viewpoint examines diagnostic safety issues in various clinical scenarios across the care continuum, with selected examples illustrating successful strategies for improvement.
This cohort study evaluates individual-, neighborhood, and health care–level factors associated with differences in time from abnormal screening to biopsy among racial and ethnic groups.
This randomized clinical trial evaluates the response to notification of breast density and provision of information for women with increased breast density following screening mammograms.
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