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Regular screening is recommended for only four cancers, but even so these tests account for diagnoses of about 14% of all cancers, a new study suggests.

While artificial intelligence (AI) improved adenoma detection rates, it did not improve the detection rates of all polyp types.

As many as one in four children who have type 2 diabetes do not have obesity, a new meta-analysis found.

Compared with systematic biopsy, MRI-directed targeted biopsy found fewer harmless tumors but did delay detection of some intermediate-risk tumors.

The recently appointed NCI director released a statement announcing her early HR-positive HER-negative breast cancer diagnosis, saying she has a "very favorable prognosis."

Within seconds, artificial intelligence algorithms are diagnosing a complication of diabetes that can lead to blindness.

A new analysis illustrates, for the first time, a significant interaction between Lp(a) and hypertension in the primary prevention of cardiovascular disease.

The United States does not have comprehensive guidance for providing preventive care to people with intellectual and developmental disabilities. That should change, experts said.

PTSD, depression, and anxiety in mothers may persist 2-3 years after birth, a new study found, suggesting mothers should be screened for mental health for more than a year after birth.

A project in rural villages in southern India demonstrates feasibility of identifying people with undiagnosed diabetes, and complications of diabetes in areas far from specialty care.