Colonoscopy
A colonoscopy lets your doctor examine the colon directly and remove precancerous polyps before they ever turn into cancer.
Read the factsheet →Authorizations are provided at your annual exam (active members) or your WTC monitoring exam (retirees), and carry no effect on duty status.
A colonoscopy lets your doctor examine the colon directly and remove precancerous polyps before they ever turn into cancer.
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Read the factsheet →A low-dose CT scan checks the lungs of members with significant smoke or dust exposure, often finding tumors before symptoms ever appear.
Read the factsheet →Pap and HPV tests check the cervix for abnormal cells and the high-risk virus strains that can lead to cancer if left untreated.
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