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and adversely affect Medicare beneficiaries, Medicare, and the US healthcare system as a whole. With access to more early detection, individuals would be able to detect cancer earlier when it is more easily treated, better understand their personal

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EPR22-109: Cancer Incidence in Immunocompromised Patients

Sabrina Ilham, Connor Willis, Kibum Kim, Karen Chung, Brenda Wood, Malinda Tan, Danielle Nguyen, Diana Brixner, and David Stenehjem

significantly increased risk of CA was observed among PID/SID and SOT/HSCT pts compared to TNF-i pts. Age ≥50 yrs, male gender, and CCI score of ≥6 were additional factors impacting CA risk and can inform early detection strategies. Table 1: Risk Factors

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HSR22-136: Productivity Loss Associated With Late Versus Early Stage Cancer Diagnosis

Ze Cong, Oth Tran, James Nelson, Monica Silver, and Karen Chung

. CONCLUSION : Productivity loss is an important component of cancer burden. Employees dx’d with late stage cancer missed more than double the number of days from work vs pts with early stage cancers. Earlier detection of cancer may reduce productivity loss

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continues to cause distress and confusion for many men, especially when they read about the controversies associated with the use of prostate-specific antigen (PSA) for the early detection of prostate cancer, noted Dr. Mohler. “The NCCN Guidelines Panel

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Breast Awareness: A Shift in the Paradigm of Breast Self-Examination

Therese B. Bevers

societies, breast cancer advocacy groups, and the media as an effective screening tool. BSE has been an integral part of breast cancer screening recommendations for many years. Although BSE was first presented in the 1930s as a tool in the early detection

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Prostate Cancer Screening and Determining the Appropriate Prostate-Specific Antigen Cutoff Values

William J. Catalona and Stacy Loeb

screening. Advantages Associated with Using a Lower PSA Threshold The FDA approved the PSA test for monitoring patients with established CaP in 1986, and in 1994 approved PSA as an aid for early detection of CaP, using 4 ng/mL as the upper limit of

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Current Surveillance After Treatment is Not Sufficient for Patients With Rectal Cancer With Negative Baseline CEA

Dingcheng Shen, Xiaolin Wang, Heng Wang, Gaopo Xu, Yumo Xie, Zhuokai Zhuang, Ziying Huang, Juan Li, Jinxin Lin, Puning Wang, Meijin Huang, Yanxin Luo, and Huichuan Yu

Moreover, one study showed that patients under strict surveillance after treatment had 5-year recurrence-free survival rates that increased from 69% to 94%. 6 These studies indicate that early detection of recurrent disease is of significance in improving

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Point: Impact of Prostate-Specific Antigen Velocity on Management Decisions and Recommendations

Stacy Loeb and H. Ballentine Carter

and the diagnosis of low-risk prostate cancer. Correspondingly, PSAV risk count was recently added as a talking point in the 2012 NCCN Clinical Practice Guidelines in Oncology (NCCN Guidelines) for Prostate Cancer Early Detection (to view the most

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Coordination of Genetic Care: More Important and Complicated Than it Seems

Suzanne M. Mahon

pathogenic mutation. 13 Missed Opportunities for Cancer Prevention and Early Detection It is also not clear what the medical oncologist communicated to the daughter about risks to other relatives or whether a pedigree was constructed. There was no history of

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Lung Cancer Screening: The Last 10 Years

Douglas E. Wood

For decades, experts advocated early detection of common cancers to improve chances for long-term survival and cure. Breast, colon, and prostate cancers all have established screening programs that are covered by insurers, embraced by physicians