A debate highlighting four key colorectal screening options looks at the critical factors of test compliance and prevention ...

That’s why regular colorectal cancer screenings, starting at age 45, are so important. Together, Fred Hutch Cancer Center and UW Medicine offer a full range of screening options to reduce the risk of ...

Dr. Curran: The options fall into three categories. There's endoscopic testing like colonoscopy, stool based tests like ...

Rising colorectal cancer diagnoses in younger populations necessitate awareness and proactive screening, even for those under 50. Screening guidelines recommend starting at age 45 for average-risk ...

In our colorectal cancer-screening awareness program implemented at the Toronto Police Service, 12.9% (126/965) of participants were at average risk, and 17.8% (172/965) at above-average risk of ...

Awareness months, like this month’s Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month ... these polyps can become cancerous. Screening is key and should begin at age 45 with tests like colonoscopy, which ...

A colonoscopy is the “gold standard” for detecting colorectal cancer, and it is recommended to start screening at age 45. The good news? If your colonoscopy is clear, you likely won’t need ...

As the challenges of colorectal cancer continue, innovation in technology, screening and comprehensive care are saving lives and paving the way for progress in treatment and early detection.