Category: Diagnosis & Screening

Gastrointestinal (GI) cancers, which include cancers of the stomach, colon, rectum, pancreas, esophagus, and liver, often have better outcomes when detected early

Telehealth has emerged as a crucial tool in promoting early cancer detection, offering convenience, accessibility, and continuous patient care

Ovarian cancer is often detected at a late stage due to its subtle symptoms and the lack of effective early screening methods. However, current screening methods, including transvaginal ultrasounds and CA-125 blood tests, play a crucial role in identifying the disease early in high-risk individuals.

Mobile screening units play a vital role in providing cancer screening services to underserved and rural areas. These units bring essential healthcare services directly to communities, overcoming barriers related to access, cost, and convenience, and significantly improving early detection rates

Detecting rare cancers early presents unique challenges due to their low prevalence and often subtle or non-specific symptoms. However, specialized strategies and advanced diagnostic technologies can improve early detection rates, leading to better outcomes for patients