Success of the 2019 Guts and Butts 5K
The five-year survival rate of colon cancer when detected in the early stages is around 90 percent, meaning most cases...
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Is a Soda a Day Okay?
Maybe you’ve worked really hard to limit your consumption of soda. In fact, you pat yourself on the back because...
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Obesity, Colorectal Cancer, and the Younger Generation
If you walked up to an average person on the street and asked what they thought common risk factors for...
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The Answers To Your Colonoscopy Questions
According to the American Society for Gastrointestinal Endoscopy, every year 136,000 new cases of colorectal cancer are diagnosed in the...
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Too Young for Cancer?
We know there are certain things that are inevitable as we age. For example, our metabolism will slow down, we...
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The Best Form of Colorectal Screening
“Eat raw broccoli. Speak in front of 1,000 people. Go to the dentist. Mop the floor with a toothbrush.” If...
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Reducing Cancer Risk with Omega-3s and Aspirin
Colon cancer is one of the most prevalent–and one of the most deadly–cancers in both the United States and the...
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Race, Cancer, and the Bacteria That Links Them Together
Today, there are many ways to discover your ancestry through your DNA. You can learn about your family history, discover...
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Surprising Links Between IBD and Colorectal Cancer
While all of the reasons are not yet known, researchers have recently found a link between inflammatory bowel disease (IBD)...
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Is There A Link In Your Family?
Colon cancer is now considered one of the deadliest cancers, and it affects people of all ages, genders, and ethnicity...
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The Frightening Rise of Colon Cancer in Younger Adults
Earlier in 2018, the American Cancer Society updated their colorectal cancer screening guidelines, in the wake of many adults younger...
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Why Your Gastrointestinal Tract Might Benefit From Vitamin D
If it seems like you see something new about the benefits of vitamin D every other day, you aren’t alone...
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