When Your Risk Changes the Rules
Family history, genetics, prior findings, and exposures can change your cancer screening plan. Personalized screening means appropriate testing—not simply more.
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Cancer Screening: The Proven Playbook—and Where We Go Beyond It
Screening guidelines are the foundation of a cancer strategy, not the ceiling. Here's how prevention, personal risk, and tests like Galleri fit in.
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Cancer Screening: Why Earlier Can Be Better — but More Is Not Always Better
Earlier detection can change everything, but more screening isn't automatically better. Here's what overdiagnosis and false positives actually mean and how to form a testing strategy.
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Cancer Risk Is Personal: Building Your Cancer Risk Profile
Cancer risk isn't one number — you have a different risk for every cancer type. Here's how personal and family history actually shape a risk profile.
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Cancer Screening Today: What We Find, What We Miss, and Why We Think We Can Do Better
70% of cancer deaths come from cancers we don't routinely screen for. Here's what modern cancer screening gets right, where it falls short, and why.
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Breast Cancer: Why Early Detection Changes Everything
Breast cancer survival hinges entirely on early detection: finding it localized offers a >99% survival rate, while annual mammograms and personalized screening for risks like breast density dramatically reduce the chance of a late-stage diagnosis.
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