People with intellectual disabilities (ID) are significantly less likely to participate in population-based cancer screening than the general population, according to researchers from Radboudumc and ...

Individuals with intellectual disabilities were far less likely to undergo colorectal cancer screening and additional diagnostic examination than those without intellectual disabilities, according to ...

Individuals with disabilities face marked challenges in accessing cancer screening services, a disparity that contributes to later-stage diagnoses and poorer outcomes compared with the non-disabled ...

We asked Fred Hutch experts for their best advice on how people in Washington state can still get cancer screenings even without insurance. “Access to cancer screening is absolutely essential,” said ...