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Do Cancer Centers Push Too Many Tests?

July 17, 2022

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Studies found that centers provided incomplete or unbalanced information, which could lead to unnecessary screenings and health complications in older adults.

BY PAULA SPAN | NYTimes Health | Disclosure

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Do Cancer Centers Push Too Many Tests?

Studies found that centers provided incomplete or unbalanced information, which could lead to unnecessary screenings and health complications in older adults.

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