A new study says regular physical activity may not have an impact on a woman's risk of colorectal cancer. But don't get too comfy on the couch. American Cancer Society experts -- and the researchers themselves -- say the way the study measured physical activity probably skewed the results and may have hidden the true benefits of exercise.
Overlooked Lesions tied to Colon Cancer
By Darsha Philips Posted: Wednesday, March 05, 2008 at 10:28 p.m. TOLEDO -- You may be at risk of developing colon cancer even if you've recently gotten a colonoscopy.
Studies Look At Colonoscopy Rates Among Minorities, Use Of Patient Navigators
The following summarizes coverage of recent studies related to minorities and colon cancer.Screenings: People without health insurance, low-income individuals and minorities are less likely than whites to be screened for colon cancer, according to a study recently published in CDC's Morbidity and Mortality Weekly Report, the Jackson Clarion-Ledger reports.
New tool helps detect colon cancer sooner
Scientists have created a new tool to help doctors detect colon cancer sooner.
Contact:
Copyright © 2005 Colon Cancer Solutions.com All Rights Reserved