Screening

As the outbreak continues, here’s what physicians need to know about diagnosing cyclosporiasis this summer

Could a simple blood test transform how we diagnose Alzheimer's disease? A primer on what primary care physicians should know about blood-based biomarkers right now

What works well when health care partners with community groups? National Academy of Medicine offers answers for Medicare.

Researchers address frequently asked questions about latest findings on dementia, including Alzheimer’s disease, and the role of primary care.

New Mayo Clinic guide aims to present latest heart health information to patients — and it can help doctors, too.

February 4, 2026, is World Cancer Day. In this slideshow, physicians can learn tips to guide patients through a cancer diagnosis.

A slideshow introduction to the Z codes around patient conditions outside the exam room.

Nominees due in early September, so online application process is open.

Cambridge researchers identify a physical cause for inaccurate cuff-based readings and propose simple fixes that could improve diagnosis rates.

Trio of studies examines state of CRC and best ways to engage patients since USPSTF updated screening recommendations in 2021.

News spreads about a possible shakeup coming for U.S. Preventive Services Task Force.

The abrupt postponement of the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force meeting fuels fears of political interference and upheaval in evidence-based medical guidance.

U.S. Preventive Services Task Force recommendations for free screenings, procedures, could have been affected by legal challenge.

Want some quick indicators about patient health? Watch how they walk. Here’s what primary care physicians need to know.

In one of the studies, physicians aided by the DermaSensor device correctly referred 91.4% of cancers, compared with 82.0% without the device — a 50% reduction in missed cancer referrals.

A large clinical trial finds digital cognitive assessments can catch early signs of Alzheimer’s in older adults — but primary care workflows and clinician buy-in remain key barriers.

Multi-cancer early detection screenings could get coverage, once approved by FDA.

Amid growing demand, primary care physicians find themselves on the front lines of autism detection and referral. Here’s what they need to know about new developments in care.

A new national survey finds loneliness is widespread among academic family physicians, especially women and minority doctors, and may be hindering efforts to address the same issue in patients.

Biden reveals aggressive prostate cancer that has metastasized to his bones.

A new national report finds primary care physicians diagnose 41% of pediatric major depressive disorder cases, often before crisis hits.

A recent review links symptom dismissal to depression, care avoidance and delayed diagnoses — raising urgent questions for physicians facing uncertain cases.

Evidence-based strategies for delivering unexpected or life-changing diagnoses with empathy, clarity and professionalism — while maintaining trust in the process.

Fear, inconvenience and distrust in doctors are keeping patients away from preventive care — even as health risks climb.

Dementia costs will soar to $781 billion by 2025, driven by unpaid caregiving and lost income, highlighting the emotional toll on families.