Oncology Information Center
Red-Flag Signs May Indicate Early-Onset Colorectal Cancer
Abdominal pain, rectal bleeding, diarrhea, and iron deficiency anemia seen up to 2 years before diagnosis.
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Oncology Information Center
Advanced Gastric and Colorectal Cancer Diagnosis and Treatment
Management strategies aimed at improving outcomes in patients with CRC and gastric cancer were presented at the 2023 ONA Summit.
Oncology Information Center
Trial Raises Questions About Effectiveness of Colonoscopy for Colorectal Cancer Screening
Screening colonoscopy may provide a small reduction in the risk of colorectal cancer and no reduction in the risk of death, a study suggests.
Oncology Information Center
Eating Red Meat May Up Colorectal Cancer Risk in Black Women
Intake of unprocessed red meat associated with 33% increased risk for colorectal cancer per 100 g/day in Black women.
Oncology Information Center
Colonoscopy Before Age 50 May Cut Colorectal Cancer Risk in Women
Reduced risk seen with earlier initiation of endoscopy, including lower risk for colorectal cancer diagnosed in women before 55 years of age.
Gastroenterology Information Center
Lowering the Colorectal Cancer Screening Age for Average Risk Individuals
Investigators assessed the prevalence of and risk factors for colorectal neoplasia among patients aged 18 to 54 years.
Gastroenterology Information Center
Why Colorectal Cancer May Be Increasing in Young People and How You Can Educate Them
Colorectal cancer rates have been rising in younger people for years, and screenings are now recommended to begin at a younger age. How much and why have rates been increasing, and what preventive steps can you teach these patients to lessen their risk?
Oncology Information Center
Barriers to Colorectal Cancer Screening in Hard-to-Reach Populations
The COVID-19 pandemic sheds new light on existing access challenges in preventive health care.
Obesity Information Center
Colorectal Cancer Risk From Obesity Varies by Sex
Higher BMI is associated with a significantly increased risk for CRC among men, whereas higher WHR is a strong risk factor among women.
Smoking & Tobacco Information Center
Smoking Risks for Colorectal Cancer to Discuss With Patients
Smoking is consistently seen as a risk for various cancers, and in recent years it has been connected to colorectal cancer in particular.
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