Tag Archives: screening
Predictive safety assessment of engineered nanomaterials
Harbinger of increased prostate cancer risk: The effect of decreased prostate cancer screening
Listening to identify and improve communication in individuals with hearing loss
People with poor hearing may not realize their condition or the impact on their life. They can feel anxious, depressed, isolated, misunderstood or embarrassed, but when this information is not shared, their diagnosis is delayed. About 17%
Prostate-specific antigen 1.5: The new screening protocol
Prostate cancer is the leading cause of cancer-related death in American men. Tragically, once the disease is spread beyond the prostate gland, therapies become very limited and survival is poor. Like other cancers, prostate cancer can recur
Which healthcare providers are more likely to screen women for domestic violence?
Family, cholesterol and the genes from the ground up or why screening matters
Animal-free platforms for the efficient and accurate prediction of kidney toxicity in humans
Screening breast MRI in patients with personal history of breast cancer
This study looked at patients who had a personal history of breast cancer diagnosed at a premenopausal age to see if having screening breast MRI provided a benefit to the patient. Patients with a personal history of
Lowering the burden of liver disease in the UK: a blueprint for change
Diminished disease-free survival following lung cancer surgery
A simple method for the Study of Acid Sensing Ion Channels (ASICs) by fluorescence
It is time to stop screening all women with mammography based on age alone
The early detection of breast cancer by mammography has been promoted in the Western world for decades, usually for all women 40-70+. Mammography involves an x-ray of the breasts while under compression. While mammography screening was once