Cancer Screening

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Study Suggests Far Fewer Cervical Cancer Screenings Are Needed for HPV-Vaccinated Women

The findings suggest existing screening guidelines may be overly sensitive for women vaccinated at younger ages
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Study Confirms Sustained Reduction in Prostate Cancer Mortality with PSA Screening

Long-term data show PSA screening lowers prostate cancer deaths but underscores risks of overdiagnosis
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New Research Finds up to 5 percent of Americans Carry Genetic Mutations Associated with Cancer Risk

Results highlight the importance of routine cancer screenings, suggest genetic testing should go beyond high-risk groups
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Missing First Screening Appointment Linked to Higher Risk of Breast Cancer Death

Targeted measures needed to boost attendance among initial non-attenders and reduce mortality risk, say researchers
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Expanding Access and Enabling Risk-Based Cervical Cancer Screening

How self-collection* and extended genotyping may help improve screening rates and support risk stratification
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New Research Could Make Testing for Gynecologic Cancers More Equitable and Accurate

ADLM 2025 studies highlight promising options for cervical and endometrial cancer testing
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Blood-Based Multi-Cancer Detection Test Shows High Accuracy in Nature Medicine Study

Geneseeq’s CanScan® test demonstrated 93 percent early-stage detection and a 98 percent specificity rate in a 3,700-person cohort
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What’s Behind the Enormous Increase in Early-Onset Gastrointestinal Cancers?

The incidence of early-onset colorectal cancer is increasing globally, particularly in high-income countries
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Bacteria May Be Responsible for 11 Million+ Projected Gastric Cancer Cases

Researchers call for greater investment in the prevention of gastric cancer, particularly through population-wide H. pylori screen-and-treat programs
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CT Colonography Beats Stool DNA Testing for Colon Cancer Screening

While both screening methods were clinically effective compared to no screening, one of them led to a better reduction of colorectal cancer incidence
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Rates of Breast and Colorectal Cancer Screening Nearly Four-Fold Higher than Lung Cancer Screening, Study Finds

A new study finds that many eligible patients who receive other preventive screenings are not getting screened for lung cancer
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In Five Cancer Types, Prevention and Screening Have Been Major Contributors to Saving Lives

NIH modeling study looked at the individual and combined impacts of cancer prevention, screening, and treatment
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