The Quick Read
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No rabbit holes, no doom-scrolling. Here's a fast snapshot, by cancer type: one thing to watch for, one thing to get scheduled.
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Breast
Palpable lump, skin dimpling, or breast tissue change
What it could mean Get screened: Appealing a denied diagnostic mammogram Cervical
Intermenstrual bleeding, postcoital bleeding, or postmenopausal bleeding
What it could mean Get screened: Get a Pap smear and HPV test at zero cost Colorectal
Blood in stool, on toilet paper, or in the toilet bowl
What it could mean Get screened: Get your colonoscopy fully covered Lung
Persistent cough lasting 3+ weeks, especially with any of these features
What it could mean Get screened: Low-dose CT lung screening: who qualifies for free Pancreatic
Diabetes diagnosed after age 50 without typical risk factors, or diabetes that’s suddenly hard to control
What it could mean Prostate
Visible blood in urine (hematuria) or semen (hematospermia)
What it could mean Get screened: PSA testing when your doctor won’t order it Skin
A wound, lesion, or ulcer that persists beyond 4 weeks
What it could mean Get screened: Get a skin check without insurance Thyroid