surveillance and screening

What are the Benefits and Risks of Gynecological Screening?

- Benefits: Early detection of diseases, higher treatment success rates, and prevention of disease progression.
- Risks: False positives or negatives, overdiagnosis, anxiety, and potential complications from follow-up procedures.

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