Data analysis indicated that the perceived benefits of screening included early detection, increased peace of mind, centralized care, empowerment through knowledge, and a sense that screening made living with LFS more manageable. Reported drawbacks included logistical challenges, difficulty navigating the healthcare system, the physically and emotionally taxing nature of screening, and strong negative emotional responses such as anxiety, fear, and skepticism. Despite these challenges, all participants reported plans to continue participating in the screening program. Read more on the efforts by MD Anderson here. (2017)
