#colorectal cancer

A cup of coffee a day is linked to longer life and delayed cancer progression.

New report highlights cancer’s toll on racial and ethnic minorities and other underserved populations.

The Black community has the highest rate of colorectal cancer of any racial/ethnic group in the U.S.

In Spain, people who were most exposed to artificial outdoor light had a 60% greater chance of developing cancers of the colon or rectum.

Delays in screening, diagnosis and treatment could lead to poorer outcomes.

Patients prescribed meds to lower their blood pressure were less likely to develop this cancer years after a negative colonoscopy.

What’s the best time to start these important cancer screenings?

Jill Cadman is a former patient advocate and educator living with HIV and Stage IV colon cancer.

Researchers are zeroing in on flavonoids, found in produce such as blueberries and broccoli, as a cancer preventive.

Cancer rates are much higher in cold, wet regions than hot, dry areas.

Bloody stools can be a sign of cancer, but not always.

But much needs to be done to help cancer survivors live longer and healthier lives.

Doctors are more likely to order breast and colorectal cancer screenings earlier in the day.

The more you exercise, the less likely you are to die after a lung or colorectal cancer diagnosis.

Even a moderate amount of red and processed meat was found to put people at risk for this cancer.

The risk is highest following pancreatic and lung cancer diagnoses.