Early detection protocols

Early detection protocols are organized procedures designed to identify health issues before symptoms appear or early in their development. They often include screening tests, exams, or assessments aimed at catching conditions like cancer, heart disease, or diabetes at a treatable stage. The goal is to improve outcomes by diagnosing problems early, when they are easier to manage or resolve. These protocols are tailored to specific risks based on age, gender, or family history, and are implemented through regular check-ups, community screenings, or self-examinations, helping individuals stay proactive about their health.