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26/07/2024

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28/04/2024

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28/03/2024

"Colorectal cancer "
is the 2️⃣nd-leading cause of death, but this disease is beatable and treatable.

How do we save lives? It starts with screening!

One screening option is to undergo a colonoscopy. This allows doctors to view the entire colon and re**um for polyps or cancer, and it is CRUCIAL for detection since most CRC cancers come from precancerous polyps that form over several years to become cancer.

Not all colon polyps have the same risk of turning into colon cancer, but catching and removing polyps before symptoms arise can cure colorectal cancer.

That means easier treatments and higher survival rates!

Let’s work together to make sure everyone is getting screened at the right time. For people of average risk, screening should start at age 4️⃣5️⃣. For people with family history of CRC or are considered high risk, screening may need to start earlier.