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Foods that Reduce Colorectal Cancer RiskColorectal cancer is reportedly the second leading cause of cancer deaths in the United States. Reduce your risk of developing colorectal cancer by adding these foods to your daily diet.- Colorectal Cancer SymptomsWhen the malignant polyps are in the lower colon, they can prevent normal bowel movement resulting in constipation.
Causes of Heavy Bleeding from the Large IntestineThe most common causes of heavy lower GI bleeding are reviewed here.- The Importance of Colorectal Cancer ScreeningAn electronic messaging program to remind people to get screened for colon cancer has helped compliance. 30 million people could benefit from the screening.
- Cologuard a New Screening Test for Colorectal CancerColgoguard is new diagnostic colorectal cancer. The test has advantageous compared to other colon cancer tests. The test detects abnormal DNA cells in the stool requiring a colonoscopy examination.
Easier Colorectal Cancer Screening?A new variation on the simple and low cost colorectal cancer screening test and analysis machine can help lead more patients toward maintaining great health for a longer life.- Ulcerative Colitis and Colorectal Cancer RiskColorectal cancer is a sometimes fatal form of cancer. Ulcerative colitis and other inflammatory bowel conditions have been linked to an increased risk of this form of cancer.
- NSAIDs & the Role on Preventing Colorectal CancerIf you are concerned about colorectal cancer, here is what you need to know about over-the-counter prevention remedies.
- Colorectal Cancer- an Overview on CausesColon cancer is one of the types of cancer which are mostly caused by certain factors which include age, alcohol, cigarette smoking, and chronic diseases like Diabetes, obesity, sedentary life style, faulty eating habits and an erroneous life style.
- March 2010 is Colorectal Cancer Awareness MonthGetting screened for colorectal cancer can be a life-saving decision. Learn about the symptoms and risk factors for this deadly yet preventable disease.
- Colorectal Cancer Prevention Through Regular ScreeningColorectal cancer is one of the most common cause of cancer-related deaths worldwide. But, colorectal cancer can be prevented through regular screening. Learn more.
- Deciding Between Colon Cancer Screening TestsPatients can decide between stool DNA tests, sigmoidoscopies, colonoscopies, and fecal occult blood tests to determine if they may be developing colorectal cancer. Understanding the different types of tests improves their decision-making.
- A Guide to Colorectal Cancer Screening TestsThis article will provide you with a guide to the different colorectal cancer screening tests available today.
- Things to Know About Diagnosis of Lynch SyndromeA comprehensive review of recent developments in genetic testing for Lynch syndrome.
- 10 Things to Know About Colorectal Cancer ScreeningA comprehensive review of health outcomes and cost-effectiveness of colorectal cancer screening.
- Colorectal Cancer ScreeningThe American Cancer Society (ACS) estimates that in 2009, there will be over 100,000 new cases of colon cancer, nearly 41,000 cases of rectal cancer and nearly 50,000 deaths from colorectal cancer.
Determinants of Compliance with Endoscopic Colorectal ScreeningA cross-sectional design study to observe the compliance determinants of endoscopic colorectal screening among men in the United States.- Colorectal Cancer Symptoms and Treatment OptionsColon cancer or bowel cancer is easily preventable if you have regular colonoscopy check-ups.
- Can Exercise Help Prevent Cancer?Obesity may account for 20% of all cancer deaths in US women and 14% in US men. That means 90,000 cancer deaths could be prevented each year if Americans could only maintain a normal, healthy body weight.
- Colorectal Cancer on the RiseCases of colorectal cancer is claiming more lives, especially in transitioning countries.
- Colorectal Cancer: 9 Risk FactorsThis article reviews the risk factors for developing colorectal cancer.
- Signs of Colorectal CancerHere is a look at the warning signs and symptoms common with colorectal cancer.
- Top Health Risks for Men Over 50Baby boomer's are at the age that they need to start thinking about some major health issues; here is a list of just 10 of them.
- Is Your Family at Risk for Colorectal Cancer?Colon and rectal cancer is the second leading cause of death. Yet early diagnosis and treatment has over 90% survival. Some 15% of families have a tendency towards this type of cancer.
- How to Prevent Colorectal CancerLearn more about a serious health threat which affects more people than originally thought, Colorectal Cancer.
- Colorectal Surgery: Considerations with Rectosigmoid TumorsFor adults who require colorectal surgery, it is important to know what role rectosigmoid tumors may play in your health.
- Inflammatory Bowel Diseases Increase Risk for Colorectal CancerA review of colorectal cancer risk for patients with inflammatory bowel diseases.
- How to Treat Colorectal CancerColorectal cancer (also known as colon cancer) is one of the leading form of cancer in the U.S. The second part of this two-part series reviews recent technological developments in treatment of colorectal cancer.
- Colon Health Check Kit Saves Colorectal Cancer LivesColorectal Cancer third most deadly form cancer which can be prevented by early diagnostic testing, including recently approved FDA home Colon Health Check kit.
- Perianal Disorder, Colorectal Cancer Linked to Crohn's DiseaseFor adults with Crohn's disease, there is an increased risk for complications of the perianal area which may lead to colorectal cancer
- Virtual Colonoscopy Brings Advanced Imaging Technologies to Colorectal Cancer DetectionReview on colorectal cancer and virtual colonoscopy
- Ulcerative Colitis & Rectal Cancer: Prevent It!People with ulcerative colitis are at a higher risk for acquiring rectal cancer. There are simple ways to prevent getting cancer.
March is National Colorectal Cancer Awareness MonthThe idea is to provide the public with resources and information on colon cancer and that it no longer has to be a life-threatening disease.- Metachronous Rectal Cancer: Prevention and TreatmentFor adults who suffer from rectal cancer, there are steps that can be taken to prevent and treatment multiple risks of rectal cancer known as metachronous rectal cancer.
- Psychological Support Necessary for Young Patients with Colorectal CancerFor patients who suffer from colorectal cancer, there is a need for psychological services, especially for those under age 50.
- Curry Could Treat Colorectal CancerThe spice that gives curry its flavor, turmeric, may be an important component in treating colorectal cancer. Curcumin, the yellowish component of turmeric has long been identified as an anti cancer agent, but has yet to be applied in any meaningful way to treat the disease.
- Study: High Glucose Levels Increase Chance of Developing Colorectal CancerNew research indicates that people with high levels of glucose are at higher risk to developing colorectal tumors, which can lead to colorectal cancer.
- Annual "Report to the Nation" on Cancer Has Encouraging NewsEver since I started to approach the age at which it is strongly encouraged that I get regular screening for colorectal cancer, I have paid much closer attention to what exactly I would be getting screened, and what I could potentially expect from the results.
- Numerous Cancer Genes Tied to Breast and Colorectal CancerInstead of just one or maybe to genes involved in the development of breast or colorectal cancer, about 280 can be involved. This is cause for researchers to rethink the cancer diagnosis and treatment practices.
Patients with Coronary Artery Disease at High Risk for Colorectal Cancer, Study SaysColorectal cancer is the cancer with the second highest rate of occurrence with 1 out of every 20 healthy people developing the disease at some point in time.





