Colorectal Cancer Screening Is Now Advised to Start at the Age 45, Not 50

For those with an average risk of colorectal cancer, colonoscopies should be scheduled every 10 years beginning at age 45. Those with a family history of colorectal cancer, personal history of cancer or chronic inflammatory bowel disease (IBD), should begin regular testing sooner, as recommended by the doctor

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Easypump: A Portable Chemotherapy Infusion Pump for a Better Quality of Life for Cancer Patients

Cancer Patients, especially the patients of coloretal cancerm stomach cancer, or pancreatic cancer require a long period of chemotherapy. Currently, there is a new technological portable device known as Easypump is used for chemotherapy treatment through a small infusion pump. Easypump is designed for cancer patients who need to receive chemotherapy for several consecutive days. Importantly, this will reduce some problems that occur during the session.

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Myths About Smoking and Lung Cancer | Vejthani’s Scoop

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