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If your doctor has recommended colon cancer screening or you’re experiencing symptoms like abdominal pain, changes in bowel habits or unexplained weight loss, a CT scan can help get you the answers you...
If your doctor has ordered CT angiography, understanding what to expect can help you feel prepared before your appointment. Angiography is a type of imaging that gives doctors a detailed look at your...
A CT scan, or computed tomography scan, is one of the most detailed and widely used imaging tools available for detecting and monitoring cancer. CT scans are highly accurate for finding many types...
You might start to worry when your doctor recommends a CT scan to see if you might have cancer. But don’t worry just yet. There’s still a lot for your medical team to...
Your doctor thinks it would be a good idea for you to get an MRI to make sure you don’t have a brain tumor. We understand how intimidating and stressful this might be...
Between the holidays, the end of the school semester, and trying to get in last-minute medical appointments before your deductible resets, the end of the year is hectic for everyone. As you’re looking...
When you think about breast cancer, you probably think about cancer affecting the breast tissue. But you may not be as familiar with cancer of the breast milk ducts, also known as ductal...
Lung nodules (pulmonary nodules) are abnormal masses that develop in one or both lungs. On a CT scan or chest X-ray, lung nodules—which are denser than normal lung tissue—will appear as white spots...
During young adulthood, it is easy to feel invincible. However, women of all ages are at risk for breast cancer. If you have risk factors that increase your likelihood of developing breast cancer,...
