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Seniors are increasingly targeted in ever-sophisticated online financial cybercrimes, but mental health clinicians can play a key role in protecting their patients.

A unique autoantibody signature of multiple sclerosis may predict the disease years before individuals become symptomatic.

The USPSTF has shifted to a stronger recommendation to start mammograms earlier, noting a need for more research on breast cancer for Black and older women and those with dense breasts.

More harm reduction strategies are needed to help eliminate hepatitis C by 2030, according to researchers.

Former obstacles are no longer an issue to prescribing the drug.

However, it's not yet clear whether a new three-phase screening intervention, which incorporates PSA test, a four-kallikrein panel, and MRI, will reduce prostate cancer mortality.

The increasing use of semisynthetic opioids is a cause for concern, researchers say, but mortality related to prescription opioid use is stable in most European countries.

Adenoma detection rates were shown to be comparable between 45-49-year-olds and 50-54-year-olds.

Several new multitarget stool-based screening tests on the horizon may improve early colorectal cancer detection, according to findings from recent analyses.

Individuals with zoom dysmorphia tend to scrutinize their facial features and fixate on what they think needs to improve and feel pressured to appear perfect before virtual meetings.