In elderly people undergoing surveillance colonoscopy after previous colon polyps, few advanced adenomas or colon cancer are found. That is the conclusion of American research (JAMA Int Med. 2023; online March 13). Yet, regardless of their life expectancy, these patients are often advised to come back for a follow-up colonoscopy…
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