
How often should you have a check-up
The interval is set by age, family history and previous results together; there is no single timetable for everyone.
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Articles on preparing for a test, imaging methods and how to read laboratory results.

The interval is set by age, family history and previous results together; there is no single timetable for everyone.
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A comparison of which tissue each method shows best, along with duration and radiation.
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Which tests require fasting, whether water is allowed, and what happens with medication.
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The factors that set the screening age and how family history moves the starting point.
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A short guide to what the columns, units and flags on a report actually mean.
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Abdominal, urinary and thyroid ultrasound each call for a different preparation.
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Low-dose protocols, the justification for a scan, and the precautions taken in pregnancy.
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How the post-menopausal period, long-term medication and a history of fracture bear on the decision.
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Choosing the tests for staff groups, building the timetable, and keeping results confidential.
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Why the same test can be reported against a different range from one laboratory to the next.
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