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Definitions
Screening tests
Screening tests are used to detect disease in people who do not have any symptoms. They are often used to identify people who are at high risk for a particular disease, so that they can be monitored or treated early. For example, a mammogram is a screening test for breast cancer.
Diagnostic tests
Diagnostic tests are used to confirm or rule out a diagnosis of disease in people who have symptoms. They are more specific than screening tests, meaning that they are less likely to give a false positive result. For example, a biopsy is a diagnostic test for breast cancer.
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These Dogs Are Using Their Noses to Sniff Out Cancer. NBC News.
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