Cancer screening programs might be less effective than previously thought, according to a study conducted by researchers at the Harvard School of Public Health and the Oslo University Hospital in Norway.
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Cancer screening programs may be less effective
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New guidance produced to help GPs identify symptoms of cervical cancer in young women
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Sore throat could be a sign of something worse, say scientists
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Incidence reduction of colorectal cancer following complete negative colonoscopy
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Women are less likely to be diagnosed with coronary artery disease
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Hip replacement patients could face increased risk of cancer:
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'Good' cholesterol may not always be beneficial
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Radiation levels fall
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Healthcare system falls short
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People with family history of certain diseases often underestimate their risk
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Obese white women more likely to avoid colon cancer screening;
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Exercise may reduce risk of endometrial cancer
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Research could improve cancer treatment
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Better health is only a few key strokes away
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New study finds additional link between light at night and cancer
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Racial gap in colon cancer deaths is widening
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Americans cutting back on healthy activities