Screening Programs

Screening programs are organized efforts to identify potential health issues or diseases in individuals who do not yet show symptoms. These programs often involve tests or examinations to detect conditions early, such as cancer, diabetes, or high blood pressure. The goal is to catch diseases early when they are more manageable and treatment is more effective. Screening can help reduce the burden of illness on individuals and healthcare systems by promoting early intervention and prevention strategies, ultimately leading to better health outcomes in the community.