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colorectal cancer

Study confirms lifesaving value of colonoscopy

If cancerous growths called polyps are found during a colonoscopy, they can be removed during the procedure.

Blue skies, green duds: The luck of the Irish Jig

Nearly 4,300 people took part in the annual St. Patrick's Day race to raise awareness about colorectal cancer.

And they’re off!

Runners step out in style for the Irish Jig 2017.

Colon cancer on the rise in young adults

A startling percentage of colorectal cancer patients are younger than 50, and the number is climbing. Diet and lifestyle may be to blame.

Vitamin A compound may aid in colon cancer fight

Researchers study connection between retinoic acid and inflammation in the gut.

Eat your way to a healthier colon

Learn how to lower your risk of colorectal cancer—one mouthful at a time.

Patient Story

DJ Kim Carson spins a different tune with colon cancer

'It changed my life. It made me realize I don't have unlimited time on this earth and if there's something you want to do, you better do it now.'

Patient Story

‘I feel like I’ve been covered in love’

Compassionate cancer care is all part of the plan

Esophageal cancer: What you need to know

New procedure can help those with early stage cancer. And in Michigan, you'll only find it at Spectrum Health.

Stool alert: Know the symptoms you shouldn’t ignore

Colorectal cancer is on the rise among young adults. While reasons still not clear, there are ways to protect yourself.

Colon confidential

The ‘secret’ to preventing colon cancer, revealed.