Doctors Are Less Likely To Screen Cancer Patients Later In The Day: Study New research from the University of Pennsylvania explores the importance of time of day in medical screenings. Results show that doctors are more inclined to order cancer screenings in the morning than in the afternoon. by Ted Ranosa
Health Task Force Says Prostate Screenings For Men Aged 55 To 69 Years Should Be A Choice by Steven Lerner
Health Let Patients Weigh Harms And Benefits Of Prostate Cancer Screening: Federal Task Force by Alexandra Lozovschi
Health More Than Colonoscopy: Experts Emphasize How Colon Cancer Is Better Screened And Prevented by Katrina Pascual
Health Some Women Diagnosed With Breast Cancer Via Mammogram Are Treated Unnecessarily, Study Warns by Katrina Pascual
Health Fewer Americans Dying Of Cancer Since 1991, With Obamacare Seen Helpful In Driving Mortalities Down by Katrina Pascual
Healthy Living/Wellness New Saliva Test Could Detect Cancer In 10 Minutes With Near-Perfect Accuracy by Rina Marie Doctor
Healthy Living/Wellness Medical Experts Unsure Of Safety, Effectiveness Of Full-Body Skin Cancer Screening by Ted Ranosa
Healthy Living/Wellness Experts Warn Of Dangers Of Relaxed PSA Testing As Prostate Cancer Diagnoses Drop By 28 Percent by Katrina Pascual
Healthy Living/Wellness New Blood Test Could Replace Biopsy In Cancer Diagnosis: How It Compares To Existing Methods by Rina Marie Doctor
Healthy Living/Wellness Liquid Biopsy Procedure May Be Next Big Thing In Fight Against Cancer by Dianne Depra
Healthy Living/Wellness Color Genomics Promises Cheaper Genetic Testing For Breast Cancer by Dianne Depra
Healthy Living/Wellness Committee Sheds More Light On Controversial Mammogram Guidelines by Dianne Depra