Screening remains one of the most effective tools for reducing colon cancer deaths. Colonoscopies, stool-based tests, and other screening methods can detect precancerous growths before they become cancerous or identify cancer at an earlier stage when treatment is more effective. Health experts generally recommend regular screening beginning at age 45 for people at average risk, though recommendations may vary based on personal and family medical history.
5 Alarming Red Flags That Could Signal Colon Cancer
Persistent changes in bowel habits may reveal more than digestive issues.
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