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healthACS Updates Colorectal Cancer Screening Guidelines Amid Rise in Younger Patients
American Cancer Society now recommends blood-based tests and at-home stool sampling for average-risk adults starting at age 45.
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healthNew ACS Guidelines Add Blood Test for Colon Cancer Screening
American Cancer Society updates guidelines to include blood tests for colorectal cancer screening, aiming to increase screening rates.
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health7 Medical Tests Seniors Can Safely Skip, According to Experts
Leading medical groups advise against certain routine tests for those over 65. Discover which procedures may cause more harm than good.
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healthColorectal Cancer in Young Adults: Researchers Seek Answers
Incidence of colorectal cancer is rising in people under 50. Scientists are investigating possible environmental and lifestyle factors behind the trend.
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healthSingle Colonoscopy Cuts Cancer Incidence, But Not Mortality, in 13-Year Study
New data from a randomized trial shows one colonoscopy reduces colorectal cancer incidence, but not mortality, over 13 years.
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healthThe Link Between Your Gut Microbiome and Colorectal Cancer Risk
Learn how gut bacteria influence colorectal cancer risk and discover essential lifestyle habits to maintain a healthy microbiome.
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healthYoung Athletes Face Rising Colorectal Cancer Threat: Screening is Crucial
Colorectal cancer is increasingly affecting young, fit individuals. Learn why screening is vital for all ages and how to protect yourself.