All Articles on Screening
Roundup of 3 recent studies on breast cancer screeningNew research spotlights overdiagnosis, MRI before surgery, and a new way of predicting breast cancer risk.
Exploring the promise of at-home cervical cancer screeningDrs. Diana Buist and Rachel Winer are studying whether at-home kits could save more women's lives.
Prioritizing breast cancer screening during COVID-19As breast cancer screening rates rebound, Erin Bowles, MPH, reflects on maintaining “pink ribbon” awareness year-round.
Breast density is a risk factor for older women, tooFindings in JAMA Network Open could help guide decision-making about breast cancer screening for women 75 and older.
Patient collaboration sparks care innovationsBy partnering with patients, KPWHRI researchers developed 2 new interventions to boost lung cancer screening.
Catching more breast cancers when mammograms are limitedNew study calculates risk-based approach to detect the most cancers with the fewest exams.
Race, income, education affect access to 3D mammographyThe technology’s potential benefits to detect breast cancer earlier are not equally shared among all women, researchers find.
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