Doctors agree that colonoscopies and mammograms save lives. During Breast Cancer Awareness Month, we encourage everyone to get screened early for both cancers, which are very treatable if caught early enough.
Read MoreOn May 18, 2021, the United States Preventive Services Task Force (USPSTF) lowered the recommended colorectal cancer screening age for average-risk adults from 50 to 45 years old. The change made 20 million additional people eligible for preventive colorectal cancer screenings, most at no cost through insurance.
Read MoreHundreds of families joined us on Sunday, August 21 at Werner Park for the 14th annual Boxer 500. Guests were encouraged to put on their favorite pair of boxer shorts and run or walk in the name of fighting back against colon cancer.
Read MoreThese fish tacos make a fresh and delicious lunch or dinner. They are nutritionally balanced because they are high in protein, fiber, and antioxidants.
Read MoreOn Sunday, May 22, from 11 a.m. to 3 p.m., CrossFit Hydro will host the 9th annual Rhonda’s Burpee Challenge, where teams of two complete 224 burpees in 20 minutes to raise awareness and funds for colon cancer prevention.
Read MorePear and Blueberry Crumble, anyone? There's no need to feel guilty about this sweet summer treat that filled with superfoods! Try this recipe today!
Read MoreThe Great Plains Colon Cancer Task Force has teamed up with the Nebraska Cancer Coalition (NC2) and several area health organizations to heighten awareness of lifesaving colon cancer screening during Colon Cancer Awareness Month and Dress in Blue Day on Friday, March 4.
Read MoreBy dressing in blue, you increase awareness of colon cancer and further our work— as well as honor all who are affected by colon cancer.
Read MoreThe American Cancer Society released new information on what age you should be screened for proper cancer detection. See details on all of your screening options here.
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 MoreIt may not get as much press as many other types of cancer, but colon cancer can be very deadly, particularly if you follow a diet that raises your risk of developing it. Unlike many other types of cancer, diet is a crucial part of colon cancer because the part of the body affected is a critical part of the digestive process.
Read MoreWould you try Pomegranate Cranberry Sauce, Fresh Pumpkin Purée, or Apple Blueberry Crisp? No need to feel guilty about these delicious, superfood filled, desserts. Here are some colon healthy recipes to serve up this Thanksgiving.
Read MoreDoctors agree that colonoscopies and mammograms save lives. During Breast Cancer Awareness Month, we encourage everyone to get screened early for both cancers, which are very treatable if caught early enough.
Read MoreDietician Karen Collins shares her expert advice on shaping your diet to include multiple superfoods and an overall healthy eating pattern as the best way to help prevent cancers.
Read MoreLate summer is the perfect time to try recipes that use in-season produce, linked to colon cancer prevention with their gut-friendly nutrients!
Read MoreCheck out this great Whole-Wheat Blueberry Muffin recipe!
Read MoreAfter putting off her annual exams for 7 years, Deb is grateful that she paid attention to a subtle sign of colon cancer that she could have ignored.
Read MoreMidwest gastroenterology specialist discusses colon cancer myths around colonoscopies regarding prep, procedure, policy, and prevention.
Read MoreColon cancer survivor, Lena B., shares an update to her story four years later - and it’s good news!
Read MoreReigning Mrs. Nebraska, Jane (Rabe) Nincehelser, is using her title and her voice for a cause close to her heart.
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