[DoofusOfDeath]

It's interesting that one argument against early detection (in certain situations) is that patients + medical community can't be trusted to act rationally with the information.

[Gibbon1]

What no one talks about is when you get an indeterminate result. For thyroid tumors that might be as high as 25-30%.

[nradov]

The more important argument is that testing is expensive. As a society we only have limited resources to devote to healthcare.