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Syphilis Rising in Newborns, Pregnant Moms: USPSTF Reaffirms Need for Screening

Syphilis (1) was nearly eradicated in the United States 10 years ago, according to the CDC, but recently there has been an upsurge in cases. It is particularly concerning that the incr
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USPSTF Advisory on Skin Cancer Screening Provokes Concerns from Docs

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New Aspirin-Use Guidelines to Fight Cancer & Heart Disease

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Unlike U.S., Canada Says Colonoscopy Isn't Gold Standard

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Urologists Keep Ordering Prostate Tests, Ignoring Fed's Advice

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Federal Panel Recommends Screening For Depression

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Fewer Men Getting Prostate Test, Following US Advisory

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US Science Panel Endorses Aspirin for Cancer, Heart Health

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USPSTF recommends all adults should be screened for depression

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To CT scan, or not to: that is the question. Smokers need to know

Let s get to the end of this story first, as the rest of it is subject to debate and discussion among pati
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