Health IT Analytics June 10, 2024
Editorial Staff

Cancer care already lacks health equity in many areas, but recent changes to the USPSTF guidelines in particular did not go far enough in serving seniors and underserved populations.

Breast cancer is common, aggressive, and growing in its presence in the US, yet recent adjustments to breast cancer screening guidelines may not have provided sufficient protection for at-risk women or promoted health equity.

In this episode, Cheruba Prabakar, MD, a minimally invasive surgeon, board-certified obstetrician–gynecologist, and Founder and CEO of Lamorinda Gynecology & Surgery, sheds light on the new United States Preventive Services Task Force (USPSTF) breast cancer screening guidelines, highlighting concerns about the biannual recommendation, missed cases, underserved populations, and lack of guidance for dense breasts and older women....

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