Colorectal Cancer
Colorectal Cancer: 4 Signs You May Need Early Screening
Screening for colorectal cancer, which includes both colon or rectal cancer, is recommended at ages 45 to 50. However, you may need to start even earlier if you have these risk factors.
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6 Silent Symptoms of Colon Cancer You Might Be Missing
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12 Everyday Habits That Can Help Prevent Colon Cancer
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The Cancer-Detecting Exam You Should Never Have After Noon
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Millennials Are at Increased Risk for This One Type of Cancer
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The One Health Screening You Definitely Need (Regardless of How Healthy You Are)
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If You Eat This Food, You Can Reduce Your Risk of Colorectal Cancer by 17 Percent
If you need an excuse to chow down on carbs, you're in luck. A brand-new... -
Yes, At-Home Colonoscopy Kits Are a Thing—but It’s Not for Everyone
Never be uncomfortable—or embarrassed!—at the doctor again with the Cologuard test. -
Colon Cancer is Hitting Millennials Really Hard
More young people are being diagnosed with colorectal cancer. Here's what you need to know. -
3 Colon Cancer Signs You Might Be Ignoring
While a colonoscopy is very effective at detecting colon cancer, these are three other signs...