Fit 40-year-old Tracy Robert was told her bleeding and bloating were just IBS, until her health deteriorated so far it ...

Doctors are observing a concerning rise in colon cancer among individuals under 50, potentially linked to ultra-processed ...

Dana-Farber experts report rising rates of colorectal, pancreatic, esophageal, and other less common GI cancers in people ...

I had a symptom of colon cancer and family history, so I got a colonoscopy. It was expensive, and insurance was a nightmare, ...

Colorectal cancer is cancer that develops in either the colon, a five-foot stretch of your large intestine, or the rectum, the piece that connects your colon to your anus and holds your waste, called ...

Colorectal cancer is cancer that develops in either the colon, a five-foot stretch of your large intestine, or the rectum, the piece that connects your colon to your anus and holds your waste, called ...

Now, the number one protective factor for reducing your risk of developing colorectal cancer: polyp removal. Many colorectal polyps are pre-cancerous adenomas, which may develop into cancer. Removing ...

Now, the number one protective factor for reducing your risk of developing colorectal cancer: polyp removal. Many colorectal polyps are pre-cancerous adenomas, which may develop into cancer. Removing ...

Former Jaguars cheerleader's death from colorectal cancer highlights rising cases Since the mid-1990s, colorectal cancer cases among adults aged 20 to 39 have increased by about two percent each year.

Why is colorectal cancer affecting more young people, and what can be done to prevent it?

The cancer registry provides data on every new case of cancer in the state. Advocates and physicians say without it, cancer research won’t look the same.

Colorectal cancer is the second-leading cause of cancer related death in the U.S., with nearly 53,0001 fatalities expected in 2025. While the burden of this disease is significant, advancements in ...