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In this episode, Rob and Zach discuss cancer screening guidelines through high-yield cases for the average-risk adult population.
We review the evidence-based recommendations for the most common malignancies, including breast, cervical, colorectal, lung, and prostate cancers, while also touching on additional screenings relevant to preventive medicine. Zach walks through each screening topic with a clear, stepwise approach that connects the pathophysiologic reasoning behind why screening matters to when it should be performed.
Each case includes the screening modality, the recommended starting and stopping ages, the screening frequency, and the key rationale behind each guideline. The discussion emphasizes how screening aims to detect disease early, reduce morbidity, and improve survival outcomes while minimizing unnecessary interventions.
This episode consolidates the essential cancer screening guidelines into a structured and practical framework, making it easy to apply in both exam preparation and clinical practice.
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