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55 years or older

Lung Cancer

Low dose CT scans yearly if a smoker or quit smoking

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Skin exams during regular health check-ups

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screening for osteoporosis with a bone density test at age 65

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50+ years every 10 years Men and Women

Colo rectal Cancer

During the procedure, the doctor puts a tube-like instrument called a colonoscope into your rectum. Your doctor can use the tool to take tiny samples of your colon for testing, which is called a biopsy. He can also use it to take out abnormal growths called polyps.

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Begin after menopause 45 years of age to 55

Endometrial Cancer

Endometrial biopsy every year

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30 years of age and older
Uses a swab like the pap smear

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45 to 54 years of age every year
55 and older every 2 years

Breast Cancer

A technologist will place your breast on a clear plastic plate. Another plate will firmly press your breast from above. The plates will flatten the breast, holding it still while the X-ray is being taken

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21 to 65 years of age every 3 years

Cervical and Ovarian Cancers can be detected

The doctor will insert a speculum into your vagina. The speculum gently spreads apart the vaginal walls, allowing the inside of the vagina and the cervix to be examined. Your doctor will collect several samples of cells from your cervix using a cotton swab, brush (cytobrush or cervix brush), or a small spatula.

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Women's Routine Cancer Screening Over Lifetime

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Women's Routine Cancer Screening Over Lifetime