Colon Cancer - Cancer screening can save your life
Cancer screening can save your life
Journal Times - n For colon cancer: Both men and women should have one of these tests starting at age 50: Every year, test to check for blood in your stool; every five years, either a flexible sigmoidoscopy or a barium enema; every 10 years, a colonoscopy. Your
Eating Like Adam and Eve
ABC News - Malkmus said he has never wavered from the strict vegan diet since he took it up at age 42 after being told he had colon cancer: “Within a year, my baseball size tumor had totally disappeared as had all of the other physical problems I was
Patients With Chronic Conditions In Addition To Colon Cancer Still
Medical News Today - Patients with chronic conditions such as diabetes and heart failure benefit just as much from adjuvant chemotherapy after surgery for colon cancer than patients without these conditions - although they are less likely to receive this extra treatment
HealthFirst-The colonoscopy alternative
WJRT - UNDATED (WJRT) - (09/28/07)– A colonoscopy is a test most people dread, but a simple blood test may soon replace the major procedure used to detect colon cancer. Only half of the people that need a colonoscopy end up getting one. And without the