The 1 Unexpected Sign Of Colon Cancer, According To Doctors
Never discount symptoms like blood in stool, abdominal pain, bowel changes, or weight loss; inform your doctor.
Colonoscopies or screenings are crucial for early detection and risk reduction of colorectal cancer, especially with family history or specific conditions. [ more ]
Colorectal cancer cases among kids skyrockets by 500% - what's causing it?
Colorectal cancer rates are increasing dramatically among children, teens, and young adults, signaling a concerning shift in demographics affected by the disease. [ more ]
These foods could be putting you at a higher risk of cancer, researchers say
Consuming certain foods and drinks may increase the risk of developing colorectal cancer.
Alcohol and white bread were found to increase the risk, while fiber, calcium, magnesium, phosphorus, manganese, and carbohydrate intake were found to lower the risk. [ more ]
Why are so many young people getting cancer? What the data say
Rates of early-onset cancer are increasing globally among adults under 50, with specific cancers like colorectal cancer becoming more prevalent in younger age groups.
Medical professionals like oncologists are noticing a rise in improbable forms of cancer in young and healthy individuals, leading to calls for better screening and awareness. [ more ]
Colorectal cancer: On the rise in young people DW 01/31/2024
Deaths from colorectal cancer are decreasing due to factors such as a fall in smoking rates, better diagnosis and treatment, and better screening methods.
6.2 million deaths from all cancers have been avoided in the EU since 1988 and 1.3 million deaths have been avoided in the UK. [ more ]