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Colon Cancer Screenings

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New Blood Test for Colorectal Cancer: What to Know

A new blood test should make screening easier for people who are reluctant to have a colonoscopy or use at-home tests.

How Cancer is Different for African Americans

How Cancer Is Different for African Americans

Getting cancer screenings at the recommended times is the key to both preventing cancer and detecting it early when it's most treatable.

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Should You Get Cancer Screenings Earlier?

Cancer research provides the basis for when and how often to screen to save the most lives, while minimizing risks.

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How Does Family History Affect Your Cancer Risk?

The more information you have about your family history of cancer, the better your doctor can help you understand, manage and reduce your cancer risk.

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Why Do People Avoid Colonoscopies?

Colon cancer is one of the few cancers that can actually be prevented through routine screenings. Yet many people still avoid getting tested. Why?

How to Prepare for a Colonoscopy

How to Prepare for a Colonoscopy

A colonoscopy is one of the best ways to help prevent and detect colon cancer. Your colon must be empty and clean for a successful procedure. Here’s how to make it go as smoothly as possible.

Ten Million Missed Cancer Screenings During the Pandemic

During the pandemic, many Americans have postponed their regular cancer screenings. Now is the time to get caught up.

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Prep: The Most Important Thing You Can Do for Colonoscopy Success

If it’s time for your colonoscopy, it’s time for the prep. Everyone agrees: It’s not the most pleasant thing. But ensuring a good bowel prep is actually the most important thing you can do to make the colonoscopy a success.

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