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Ovarian Cancer Screening Saves Lives, Study Says

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When Seeking the 'Truth' About Mammograms is Imprecise

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Fewer Men Getting Prostate Test, Following US Advisory

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NYC Coalition's Significant Progress Against Colorectal Cancer

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Some lung nodules on CT scan don't need immediate surgery

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Cardiac screening for young athletes: solving or creating problems?

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CDC: Too few getting recommended cancer tests." We say, let s discuss

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High-value Task Force: 'Just Say No' to routine heart tests

The educational outreach program for physicians called
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Medicare finalizes decision to cover CT lung cancer screening

Following the release of a preliminary plan by the Centers for Medicare and Medicaid Services (CMS) last November,
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Jane Brody s NY Times column warns against fear-induced health decisions

In today s Science section, NYTimes Jane E.
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