A paper recently published examined the relationship between vitamin D levels and colorectal cancer risk. This new study, entitled “Circulating Vitamin D and Colorectal Cancer Risk: An International Pooling Project of 17 Cohorts” was funded by the National Heart, Blood, and Lung Institute and the National Cancer Institute.
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Read MoreThe COVID-19 outbreak is still fairly new, so doctors do not have a lot of specific information on this coronavirus for cancer patients. But they do have a lot of information regarding the risk of infections in general for cancer patients.
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Read MoreBy dressing in blue, you increase awareness of this epidemic and further our work— as well as honor all who are affected by colorectal cancer.
Read More"We have so many drugs to treat cancer, but almost none to prevent it," says Gunaje. "Cancer is not going away, so we need to find ways to prevent it.” A study initially investigating aspirin as a preventive treatment for colorectal cancer coincidentally uncovered a mechanism that might explain how fruit and vegetables reduce the risk of developing this disease.
Read MoreWill Smith thought that his vlogging adventures would be hilarious, but the actor told Ellen DeGeneres that his colonoscopy vlog ended up being more serious.
Read MoreAs a gastroenterologist, Will Bulsiewicz, MD, sees patients with gut health issues that run the gamut, ranging from people who find themselves heading to the restroom not enough—or the opposite, way too often. Despite the wide range of probs, his solution almost always comes back to one major nutrient:
Read MoreDo you know the facts when it comes to colon cancer? As the third most commonly diagnosed cancer and the second leading cause of cancer death in the United States, we're here to help shine a light on important statistics that everyone should know.
Read MoreAndie didn't have any symptoms to "write home about," but knew she wasn't feeling normal. She persisted as an advocate for her own healthcare and only then did she discover she had colon cancer.
Read MoreEveryone knows that Halloween candy is damaging for your teeth, but not many realize what sweets can do to your digestive system. To expand awareness of the pitfalls, here is a review of popular candies and recommended healthy alternatives.
Read MoreDoctors agree: Colonoscopies and mammograms save lives. Here, we give an overview of screening guidelines and the reasons why these two cancer screenings are so important.
Read MoreWhile many people are aware of the benefits of getting screened, they may need a little encouragement from their family and friends to follow through. You can play a significant role in your loved one’s health by providing that support.
Read MoreHealthCentral compiled a list of 10 antioxidant-rich juice recipes. Incorporating these into your daily diet can help to increase your fruit and vegetable intake in an effort to reduce your risk of cancer.
Read MoreThe 11th Annual 500 Walk/Run for Colon Cancer was canceled Sunday morning. Heavy rain and lightning posed safety concerns for the event that was held by Werner Park.
Read MoreThe rise in colon cancer cases among younger adults that's been seen in the United States is also occurring in wealthier nations worldwide, new research shows…
Read MoreAs we transition from spring to summer, many of us are looking for light options for dinner. Here is a fresh, simple, healthy and delicious meal that is a breeze to prepare so we can enjoy the beautiful weather.
Read MorePeople inquiring about colon cancer often know that getting screened can be crucial, but that doesn’t make it easy. Anxiety about getting a colonoscopy, from the liquid diet to prep for the test itself, is common. Is finding out worth the preparation involved? YES. Early screening saves lives.
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