Dr. Zuri Murrell

Dr. Zuri Murrell Colorectal Surgeon
Director of Colorectal Program 2010-2018

10/23/2025

As a colore**al surgeon, I’m here to tell you — representation in healthcare isn’t just important, it’s lifesaving.

Research shows that when minority patients are treated by physicians who share their background, outcomes improve across the board — from better communication to higher life expectancy.

Diversity in medicine isn’t about politics. It’s about saving lives through understanding, empathy, and trust.



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A 38-year-old recently developed back pain, thinking it was minor—but it turned out to be advanced colore**al cancer tha...
10/22/2025

A 38-year-old recently developed back pain, thinking it was minor—but it turned out to be advanced colore**al cancer that had spread to his liver. Early detection is key.

If you notice persistent or unusual symptoms, see a doctor promptly—it could save your life. ➡️ https://loom.ly/hPpkVxg

Steve Burrows did yoga-type stretches at home until seeking medical care for unbearable back pain that turned out to be stage 4 re**al cancer.

10/21/2025

How does colon cancer reach the liver? Watch now!

Honored to be the recipient of the Dr. Cynthia Mathis Physician Recognition Award 2025, presented by BLOOM (Black Leader...
10/20/2025

Honored to be the recipient of the Dr. Cynthia Mathis Physician Recognition Award 2025, presented by BLOOM (Black Leaders Overtly Officiating Movement) 🌸

This award recognizes my efforts in promoting diversity, equity, and inclusion for Black patients and physicians — a mission I’m deeply passionate about and proud to continue advancing.

10/16/2025

Fistulas can be painful and tricky, but treatment options have come a long way. In this reel, I break down how we approach fistula care safely and effectively—helping patients get relief and improve quality of life.

Keep reading ⤵️ 1- Shared genetics: Certain inherited gene mutations can make colon cells more likely to become cancerou...
10/14/2025

Keep reading ⤵️

1- Shared genetics: Certain inherited gene mutations can make colon cells more likely to become cancerous.

2- Similar risk factors: Families often share lifestyle habits that can affect colon health.

3- Early onset patterns: Colon cancer can occur at younger ages in families with a history, meaning earlier screening is crucial.

💡 What to do: Know your family history, share it with your doctor, and follow a personalized screening plan. Being proactive could save your life.

10/13/2025

Don’t wait until it’s too late. A simple reminder or a little encouragement could make all the difference in your loved one’s health. Schedule that colonoscopy today!

Do you know the risk factors for colore**al cancer?🛑 Age: Your risk increases as you age🛑 Family History: Your risk incr...
10/09/2025

Do you know the risk factors for colore**al cancer?

🛑 Age: Your risk increases as you age
🛑 Family History: Your risk increases if you have a parent, sibling, or child with colore**al cancer, or an inherited syndrome (like Lynch)
🛑 Medical History: Your risk increases if you have a personal or family history of polyps, IBD, or other cancers

Sometimes, there are no symptoms of CRC, which is why understanding your risk is important to know when to get screened and what type of screening you’ll need.



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Do you know the risk factors for colore**al cancer?🛑 Age: Your risk increases as you age🛑 Family History: Your risk incr...
10/09/2025

Do you know the risk factors for colore**al cancer?

🛑 Age: Your risk increases as you age
🛑 Family History: Your risk increases if you have a parent, sibling, or child with colore**al cancer, or an inherited syndrome (like Lynch)
🛑 Medical History: Your risk increases if you have a personal or family history of polyps, IBD, or other cancers

Sometimes, there are no symptoms of CRC, which is why understanding your risk is important to know when to get screened and what type of screening you’ll need.

10/08/2025

💗 October is Breast Cancer Awareness Month 🎗️
This month, we come together to raise awareness, honor the fighters and survivors, and remember those we’ve lost. Early detection and regular screenings can save lives — let’s continue spreading hope, support, and strength.

10/06/2025

Ever wondered how well your digestion is moving? 🌀 My new reel breaks down a simple at-home colonic transit time test.

10/03/2025

Something I’ve been saying for a while has been confirmed: sitting on the toilet too long can increase your risk of hemorrhoids!

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