Colorectal Cancer

Prostate Cancer Screening

Health screenings can be life-saving tools, but many men foolishly avoid them

Eating spinach can reduce risk of colon cancer, study finds

Spinach, colon cancer

Vitamin D may help prevent colon cancer among younger adults, study finds

Vitamin D Colon Cancer

Colorectal cancer screenings should start for adults at age 45, medical task force says

Colorectal cancer screenings

Drug used to prevent miscarriages may increase cancer risk of grown children

OHPC Cancer Risk

Delaying colonoscopy after abnormal stool test increases risk of colorectal cancer, VA study finds

Stool Tests Vs. Colonoscopy

Cancer death rates continue to fall, but effect of COVID-19 remains unclear

Colorectal cancer screenings should begin earlier, new guidelines state

Colorectal cancer screening

Don’t put off cancer screenings delayed by COVID-19 – early detection saves lives

Mammogram Breast Cancer

Cancer diagnoses have plummeted amid the COVID-19 pandemic – and doctors are worried

Cancer diagnoses COVID-19

Colorectal cancer risk factors increasing among millennials

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Scientists have yet to 'cure' cancer, but significant advancements have improved survival rates

Cancer death rate falls by largest one-year drop ever recorded

Cancer mortality rate drops

Women with diabetes are less likely to get cancer screenings, study finds

Women with diabetes are less likely to get screened for cancer

Offering more testing options doesn't increase colorectal cancer screenings

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Here are the recommended health screenings for women in their 50s

Penn Medicine researchers find way to make some cancers self-destruct

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The science-backed reason you should always schedule morning doctor's appointments

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Jefferson researchers develop novel vaccine for colorectal cancer

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Bucks County woman became pregnant twice despite colorectal cancer

lauren ricotton colorectal cancer mom

Colon cancer rising among millennials – but doctors aren't sure why

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This is the most commonly missed type of cancer affecting younger adults

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Cancer death rate dropping faster in black Americans, narrowing racial gap

23andMe gains FDA approval for colorectal cancer genetic testing

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Penn researcher says more access to colon cancer screenings needed

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