Steep Rise in Colorectal Cancer in Younger Patients

Colorectal cancer in young patients is on the rise, and are mostly diagnosed at an advanced-stage. American Cancer Society (ACS) recommends to screen individuals from 45 years. Also, it is advisable to adopt a healthy lifestyle and consult a doctor immediately if you notice any change in bowel habits or other suspicious symptoms.

Colorectal cancer rising among young adults. Colorectal cancer is being diagnosed more in patients under 50 years. American Cancer Society recommends screening at 45 years. Follow a healthy lifestyle & consult a doctor immediately.

Steep Rise in Colorectal Cancer in Younger Patients

Colorectal cancer is on the rise in persons under 50 years, often found with advanced disease at diagnosis. The reasons for this are unclear and more research is needed to get answers so that timely interventions can be taken to prevent colorectal cancer. Read More

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