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Rectal Cancer Rates Skyrocket in Young AdultsAn marked increased incidence of rectal cancer diagnosis in adults under the age of 40 has public health experts scratching their heads.
Deciding the Appropriate Colon Rectal Cancer Screening Procedure for YouKnowing what all the colon rectal cancer screening tests are available and which one is right for you is hard but hopefully this article will help you weigh your options.- Treatment of Colon CancerTreatment and outcome of colon cancer depend upon the stage of the cancer. Learn more about the treatment of Colo-rectal carcinomas
- Rectal Cancer Symptoms, Information and TreatmentRectal cancer forms in the tissues of the last few inches of the large intestine closest to the anus, known as the rectum. Rectal cancer usually takes several years to develop and starts as a precancerous growth called a polyp.
- An Overview of Rectal Cancer SurgeryThe goal of rectal surgery is to cut out all of the cancer. This begins with the removal of the tumor in the rectum and may include the removal of surrounding lymph nodes.
- 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.
- 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.
- Ulcerative Colitis & Rectal Cancer: The RiskSeveral factors increase the risk for developing colon cancer, especially for those who suffer from ulcerative colitis.
- Rectal Cancer Metastasis in Women: Implication for Posterior Pelvic Exenteration SurgeryFor women who suffer from rectal cancer, there is a risk for metastasis often resulting in the need for posterior pelvic exenteration surgery.
- Rectal Cancer: Radical Surgery Reduced with ChemoradiotherapyIf you suffer from rectal cancer, the use of chemoradiotherapy may reduce the need for radical rectal surgery.
- How to Reduce the Risk of Colon and Rectal CancerAdvice on reducing the risk of colon and rectal cancer through proper nutrition and exercise.
OUR FIGHTPOEM- Total Mesorectal Excision Surgery for Rectal CancerIf you or a loved one is battling colorectal cancer, surgery may be in your future. It helps to know what to expect as you talk to your surgeon or oncologist.
- What is Cancer?Information and research can help to alleviate some of the fear that follows a diagnosis of cancer.