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Articles categorized as Colorectal Cancer

Article imageJoe Graedon - May 23, 2024
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Are Younger People Now at Risk for Colon Cancer?

People born since 1990 are more likely to develop colon cancer. Gen X, born between 1965 and 1980, are at risk of many cancers.

Joe Graedon - April 25, 2024

Can You Prevent Colorectal Cancer With Aspirin?

Terry Graedon - June 22, 2023

How Do You Weigh the Benefits and Risks of Aspirin?

Terry Graedon - November 30, 2022

Do People Who Skip Meat Have a Lower Chance of Cancer?

Terry Graedon - November 17, 2022

Does Regular Vigorous Exercise Cut the Chance of Cancer Spread?

Joe Graedon - October 13, 2022

Are Colonoscopies A Waste of Time and $$$?

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Joe Graedon - September 15, 2022

How to Keep Cancer from Spreading by Taking Aspirin

Aspirin is one of the most affordable drugs in the pharmacy. Can it keep cancer from spreading? That question is surprisingly controversial.

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Terry Graedon - July 21, 2022

Do Bacon and Ham Raise Risk for Colon Cancer?

French health authorities have linked the consumption of processed meat like ham, salami, and bacon to an increased risk for colon cancer.