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... of developing colon cancer alone. Studies that combined colon and rectal cancers as a single endpoint—colorectal cancer—are only briefly reviewed here because current ...

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... 2008, an estimated 695,000 people died from colon or Colonoscopy is an important tool for rectal cancer.3 Early detection of lesions by screening has been shown to reduce mortal- colorectal cancer screening and diag- ity from colorectal cancer. ...

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... 0 percent (no mammograms) to 7.35 percent. Colon and rectum. Cancers of the ... from colorectal cancers’ can often be prevented by periodic medical ...

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... with lower socioeconomic status. Public information programs about colon, rectal, and prostate cancer should emphasize: • The high risk of these cancers ...