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
Modern medicine has developed screening as a tool to hopefully catch and treat various cancers at an early stage. This includes prostate cancer, breast cancer,
Trading sugar for artificial sweeteners appears to mean trading for a significant increase in cancer risk. In a long term cohort study recently revealed that
