Despite the proven benefits of colorectal cancer screening, many people actively avoid this potentially life-saving procedure simply because they feel frightened or intimidated by it. Read More

Check out our infographic as we tackle some myths about getting a colonoscopy. Read More

While colorectal cancer is predominantly found in people over age 50, a recent study released by the American Cancer Society has found that there has been a surprising increase of cases among people in their 20s and 30s. Read More

By understanding your risks and learning to identify possible warning signs, you may be able to avoid colorectal cancer. Read More

Colorectal cancer is sometimes referred to as a "silent cancer," mainly because it often produces no symptoms until it reaches an advanced stage. Read More

We spoke with Dr. Mark Friedman, a gastroenterologist in the Gastrointestinal Oncology Program, to tackle myths about colonoscopies and colon cancer. Read More

This important test can prevent the development of colorectal cancer, the third most common type of cancer diagnosed in the United States (excluding skin cancer). Read More