Screening News

A new study suggests that routine PTSD screening for new mothers could save the NHS £26 million annually. Approximately one in 20 women experience clinical leve

The Pentagon is implementing new guidelines requiring male service members aged 30 and older to undergo screening for testosterone deficiency. This change follo

The Trump administration has halted global immigrant visa requests as part of a "planned global training initiative" aimed at closer screening and vetting of ap

The U.S. has suspended visa appointments globally as the Trump administration implements stricter immigration screening measures.

Millions of women in England who have missed screening appointments will receive cervical cancer screening kits by mail, allowing them to self-swab for cancer-c

National guidelines for prostate cancer screening are being overhauled to detect Australia's most common cancer earlier, with high-risk groups to be offered scr

India has screened nearly 11,000 international travellers from Ebola-affected nations following an Ebola emergency, with no cases detected in the country so far

Malaysia has initiated the screening and documentation of 5,000 detained Myanmar nationals as part of a repatriation program for their planned return to Myanmar

The 2026 FIFA World Cup final will be screened at state-run theatres across Kerala.

Secretary Pete Hegseth has announced a plan to screen military members over 30 for low testosterone, raising questions about the evidence supporting such a poli

A major World Cup screening event is being planned for London if England reaches Sunday's final. The O2, which previously hosted 20,000 fans for the 2024 UEFA E

Sir Chris Hoy has expressed anger over the lack of interest in implementing routine prostate cancer screening, as 10,000 men annually are diagnosed too late.

Health officials are urging people in their 50s to complete bowel cancer screenings, as only slightly more than half of 54-year-olds have completed the free at-

The NHS has issued a warning that participation in bowel cancer screening among Britons in their 50s remains critically low.