Bringing Cancer Screenings to the Community Can Increase Today's Diagnosis Number and Get Patients to Care Sooner

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In this final video of a three-part video series, Oncologist and Vice President of Medical Affairs at Quest Diagnostics, Dr. Yuri Fesko, shares a key takeaway from Quest's recent Health Trends Survey. Results reveal how cancer diagnosis numbers are still lagging to pre-pandemic levels of 11%. Fesko adds that bringing cancer screenings to the community can increase diagnosis numbers, leading to care sooner.

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In this final video of a three-part video series, Editor of Managed Healthcare Executive, Briana Contreras, speaks with Oncologist and Vice President of Medical Affairs at Quest Diagnostics, Dr. Yuri Fesko, about why shortening the gap of time it takes to receive a cancer diagnosis and getting the treatment for it is critical to ensuring better patient outcomes. In the discussion Dr. Fesko shares a key takeaway from Quest's recent Health Trends Survey, which is how cancer diagnosis numbers are still lagging to pre-pandemic levels of 11%. He adds bringing cancer screenings to the community can increase diagnosis numbers which can lead to care sooner.

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