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CHI Health says family history plays a role in mammogram screenings - Vimarsana News

CHI Health says family history plays a role in mammogram screenings

Health organizations have previously struggled with when screenings should begin, but CHI Health of Nebraska hasn't changed its recommendations. 

Source: klkntv.com
UVM study finds declining breast cancer screening rates for at-risk women - Vimarsana News

UVM study finds declining breast cancer screening rates for at-risk women

Researchers have observed declining mammogram rates among women ages 40-49, 50-74 as well as 75 and older. Vermont has seen the second largest drops of any state in the country.

Source: nhpr.org
A federal court ruling could mean higher health care costs for Kansans and less preventive care - Vimarsana News

A federal court ruling could mean higher health care costs for Kansans and less preventive care

Kansans should continue to seek preventive care — things like cancer screenings — despite a court ruling Thursday that could let insurance companies off the hook on paying for that care, say health policy experts and advocacy groups.

A federal court ruling could mean higher health care costs for Kansans and less preventive care - Vimarsana News

A federal court ruling could mean higher health care costs for Kansans and less preventive care

A federal judge ruled Thursday that insurers should not have to cover some preventive care screenings, including for lung and skin cancer.

Source: kcur.org
Court ruling could mean higher health care costs for Kansans, less preventive care - Vimarsana News

Court ruling could mean higher health care costs for Kansans, less preventive care

A federal judge ruled Thursday that insurers should not have to cover some preventive care screenings, including for lung and skin cancer.

Source: kake.com