Colorectal Cancer

Colorectal cancer rising in younger patients

August 13, 2009

Colorectal cancer rates have dropped steadily for more than a decade, but younger patients are bucking the trend.
 

Colonoscopy now favored by primary-care physicians

By Traci Dantoni July 23, 2009

Overtaking fecal occult blood testing and sigmoidoscopy, colonoscopy jumped to being the most popular procedure recommended by primary-care physicians to look for signs of colorectal cancer.
 

Colorectal cancer rising among younger patients

By Myra Dembrow July 13, 2009

New data support current screening recommendations, but family and other history will help you identify which patients need colonoscopy regardless of age.