Objectives: To identify how scholars define excessive screening for women without risk of
developing breast cancer, examine the determinants (barriers and facilitators) of excessive …

Medicolegal challenges in radiology are broad and impact both radiologists and patients.
Radiologists may be affected directly by malpractice litigation or indirectly due to defensive …

Colonoscopy is an effective screening test for colorectal cancer but is associated with
significant risks and burdens, especially in older adults. Stool tests, which are more …

Objetivos Identificar como os estudiosos definem o rastreamento excessivo para mulheres
sem risco de desenvolver câncer de mama, examinar os determinantes (barreiras e …

Background After a certain age, cancer screening may expose older adults to unnecessary
harms with limited benefits and represent inefficient use of health care resources. Objective …

Background Decreasing low-value colonoscopy is critical to optimizing access for high-need
patients, particularly in resource-constrained environments such as those created by the …

Risk prediction models that are based on common genetic variants, known as Polygenic risk
Score (PRS), have shown promises to guide personalized screening for colorectal cancer …

Context: Supplier-induced demand (SID) is an essential concept in health economics
related to the diagnosis of different types of cancer and related expenditures. The current …