Colon Cancer Health

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Colon Cancer Screening Rates on the Upswing (American Cancer Society)	<b>Summary:</b> More Americans are getting the message that colorectal cancer screening is important. Researchers from the National Cancer Institute and the University of Texas, Houston, say screening rates have increased among men and women o
Colon Cancer Screening Saves Lives (HealthDay)	March is National Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month, and the American Cancer Society say's there's no better time to remind Americans that the disease is the third biggest cancer killer -- and largely preventable.
Does Exercise Prevent Colon Cancer in Women? (American Cancer Society)	A new study says regular physical activity may not have an impact on a woman's risk of colorectal cancer. But don't get too comfy on the couch. American Cancer Society experts -- and the researchers themselves -- say the way the study measured physical ac
Exercise May Not Shield Women from Colorectal Cancer (HealthDay)	Spanish ID:531101-->
Health Tip: Colonoscopy Can Detect Early Signs of Cancer (HealthDay)	A colonoscopy allows a doctor to look inside the large intestine for early signs of cancer, ulcers and other abnormalities.
Health Tip: Rare Condition Predisposes People to Cancer (HealthDay)	Some people are at high risk for colorectal cancer because of a genetic mutation known as Lynch syndrome.
Health Tip: The Ins and Outs of Colonoscopy (HealthDay)	Colon cancer is the third-leading cause of cancer death among men and women in the United States. Yet, the American Cancer Society says too few Americans are getting screened for the disease, even though most doctors say they recommend a colonoscopy to pa
Study Finds No Colon Cancer Protection for Women from Calcium, Vitamin D (American Cancer Society)	Just a week after announcing that a low-fat diet doesn't keep older women from developing colon cancer, researchers have disappointing news about another potential prevention measure. Taking calcium and vitamin D doesn't appear to help either, researchers
Targeting Liver Extends Metastatic Colon Cancer Survival (HealthDay)	Delivering chemotherapy directly to the liver improves the survival and quality of life for patients with colorectal cancer that has spread to that organ, a new U.S. study finds.

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