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Study calls for population-wide genomic screening

Study calls for population-wide genomic screening

Expanded testing for three genetic conditions could save lives and money, Monash University research suggests.


Genetic carrier test added to MBS

Genetic carrier test added to MBS

SPONSORED: Expecting parents will soon be able to make more informed choices, thanks to subsidised screening from 1 November.


Age drop for bowel cancer screening endorsed

Age drop for bowel cancer screening endorsed

The NHMRC has approved guidelines to widen the age of bowel cancer screening, although the Federal Government is yet to sign off the change.


Researchers develop improved dementia screening tool

Researchers develop improved dementia screening tool

The new test can more accurately predict a person’s 14-year risk of developing the disease when compared with other widely used tools.


Cancer screening may not extend life: Study

Cancer screening may not extend life: Study

But a more personalised approach that matches screening recommendations to individual risk profiles may help overcome existing shortcomings.


Complexities of genetic carrier screening in focus

Complexities of genetic carrier screening in focus

With MBS access to screening starting soon for those who are pregnant or planning pregnancy, newsGP looks at the likely impact on GPs.


Rural Australians absent from bowel cancer screening

Rural Australians absent from bowel cancer screening

Bowel cancer screening is failing to reach Australia’s regional communities, according to a new study.


‘Catch up’ HPV test may benefit older women

‘Catch up’ HPV test may benefit older women

New research suggests screening women aged 65 and over who have never been tested for HPV could improve cervical cancer prevention.


Bowel cancer screening rates down

Bowel cancer screening rates down

Though participation in screening has dropped, wait times for colonoscopy referrals are in excess of the recommended 30-day timeframe.


Trial highlights lack of awareness on alcohol and breast cancer link

Trial highlights lack of awareness on alcohol and breast cancer link

But an Australian study looking at the effectiveness of alcohol intervention targeting women has shown promise for change.


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