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CMS finalizes blood-based colon cancer screening coverage

CMS finalizes blood-based colon cancer screening coverage Modern Healthcare Getty Images/Science Photo Libra CMS has finalized a memo describing criteria for the coverage of blood-based colorectal cancer screening tests. The agency did deny coverage for Epigenomics Epi ProColon assay, citing issues with sensitivity. The decision could impact companies developing genomic and epigenomic blood tests for colorectal cancer including Guardant Health, Freenome, and Exact Sciences. The draft national coverage decision memo, which was issued last October, has retained its main conclusions largely unchanged apart from the removal of a requirement for covered tests to be included in professional society guidelines or recommended by the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force.

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Best hair loss treatment: Try finasteride, minoxidil and low-level laser light therapy

So, what did the researchers find out? To evaluate the efficacy of the treatments, the researchers conducted a systematic review of randomised controlled trials. They also included only randomised controlled trials of good or fair quality based on the US Preventive Services Task Force quality assessment process. A meta-analysis was conducted separately for five groups of studies that tested the following hair loss treatments: low-level laser light therapy in men, five percent minoxidil in men, two percent minoxidil in men, one milligram finasteride in men, and two percent minoxidil in women. Hair loss treatments: Tried and tested hair loss treatments (Image: Getty Images)

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Does Screening for Skin Cancer Result in Melanoma Overdiagnosis?

Does Screening for Skin Cancer Result in Melanoma Overdiagnosis?
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Sex Education Outside US Cities More Apt to Lack Facts About HIV

Sex Education Outside US Cities More Apt to Lack Facts About HIV
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New Prospective Data Demonstrate Low False-Positive Rate for Screening Average-Risk People Age 45-49 for Colorectal Cancer with Cologuard®

Share this article Share this article MADISON, Wis., Jan. 12, 2021 /PRNewswire/ Exact Sciences Corp. (Nasdaq: EXAS) announced data published today in Cancer Prevention Research, a Journal of the American Association for Cancer Research, that expands on foundational clinical study findings to include a key younger population. Study results show that among average-risk adults between the ages of 45 and 49 Cologuard® (mt-sDNA) demonstrated test specificity of 95.2% in participants with non-advanced precancerous lesions or negative findings at colonoscopy and 96.3% in only those with negative colonoscopy findings. These analyses support potential risk mitigation and cost prevention due to unnecessary diagnostic procedures when using Cologuard as a colorectal cancer screening tool in this younger population.

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