USPSTF Screening Guidelines: Updated for 2024!

Very helpful! Thank you so much!

thank you so much. can u also make one for immunization please??

I love you!!

They are now testing the size n type of the polyps for colon cancer screening etc

DM screening part is wrong. If the patient older than 35 screening is done regardless of risk factors.

I think breast is still started at 50

Thank you so much! I absolutely adore your videos 😊❤ could you consider creating a Review Internal Medicine video? Have you ever started expanding your audience to PA?

Incredible summary video sire! Can we have a similar video for immunization please?

Question, are there new guidelines for 2025?

hey they test for chlamydia and neisseria gonorrhoeae both annually. for sexually activce women under 25

Great video, the practice tests our friends are making have been emphasizing hepatitis C screening guidelines and also colonoscopy screening for patients with polyps removed and with diseases that increase colon cancer risk. I am going to share those here, for anyone who stumbled onto this video:

-Everyone 18-79 should be tested for Hepatitis C at least once
-In pregnancy, Hep C should also be tested at every initial prenatal visit

In routine colonoscopy:
- if 1-2 small (<1 cm) tubular adenomas are removed, repeat colonoscopy in 5 years
-if 3+ adenoma, any adenoma >1 cm, with dysplasia, or villous adenoma are removed repeat colonoscopy in <3 years
-if polyp with adenocarcinoma is removed, repeat colonoscopy 2-3 months

Special consideration (very high yield):
-In patient with IBD, screen for colonoscopy 8 years after initial diagnosis, then repeat every 1-2 years
-In FAP at 10-12 y/o and repeat every 1 year

HNPCC/Lynch at 20-25 and repeat every 1-2 years.