A fecal transplant is when a doctor takes a sample of fecal matter from a donor and inserts it into the intestines of a patient,
You may have read or heard about a recent European study calling into question whether colonoscopies were useful in preventing deaths by screening for –
A colon cancer diagnosis at any time can be a devastating one to receive. As with any cancer diagnosis, the stress, fear, and worry can
A recent study found that the development of early onset colorectal cancer (EO-CRC) in women is closely related to consumption of sugar-flavored sodas. It turns
You may have read our recent post regarding colon cancer rates among “young” (ahem) folks – people under 45. While some organizations recommend the first
When diagnosed with colon cancer, younger patients are often at a more advanced stage of disease. You may have already read that the American Cancer
A recent study has found a somewhat surprising link between anaerobic blood infections and colon cancer. The study will be presented at the 2020 European Congress
A new study by the American Cancer Society found that, although its incidence among older adults has been decreasing recently, colon cancer is increasing among
No one wants to hear that they or a loved one has been diagnosed with cancer. However, not all cancers are equal in their severity
A recent article in MedPage Today discussed concerns with the increasing use of anesthesia outside of the operating room. In general, non-OR anesthesia poses greater
