Stories with tag: "Cancer Screening & Prevention"

The American Cancer Society recommends that people at average risk of colorectal cancer start regular screening at age 45

Recommended for people with 20-pack-per-year history of smoking

Don't delay vital preventive care due to COVID-19 concerns

Delayed screening for colorectal cancer is threatening to reverse progress on reducing the rate of the disease

A nonprofit organization helps narrow the racial gap in cancer deaths

Rush gastroenterologist Salina Lee, MD, discusses the importance of colorectal cancer screening

Symptoms from oral thrush to mouth pain may be connected to underlying conditions

Two experts weigh in on how you can devise a cancer prevention action plan

Learn about the connection between diet and cancer prevention

The Commission on Cancer has granted the Rush University Cancer Center accreditation through 2020