Only half of Valencians at risk age to develop colon cancer participate in the colorectal cancer screening program promoted by the Ministry of Health, and which seeks to detect this type of tumor early, the second deadliest in the Valencian Community. This was announced this morning by the Spanish Association Against Cancer (AECC) in Valencia … Read more
Turkish Gastroenterology Association (TGD) Colon Cancer and Colorectal Polyp Working Group Member Prof. Dr. Levent Erdem, in a study they conducted, found that the frequency of polyps in cases undergoing colonoscopic screening was 31 percent, Colon cancer reported that the incidence was 2.3 percent. Erdem, in his statement within the scope of “March 1-31 Colon … Read more
loading… Examination of early detection of colon cancer can now be done with an action called Capsule Endoscopy or Capsule Endoscopy. / Photo: illustration/Everyday Health JAKARTA – Defecate (CHAPTER) bleeding is not a natural thing. When this happens, you must pay more attention to the body, because it could be a sign of bleeding in … Read more
loading… One of the causes of colon cancer is due to lack of movement and an unhealthy lifestyle. / Photo: illustration/atriumhealth JAKARTA – When not taking care of food and drink that enter the body usually a person suffers digestive problems . And if it is continuously ignored, it does not rule out increasing the … Read more
Jakarta (ANTARA) – Digestive Surgeon from the Indonesian Association of Digestive Surgeons (IKABDI), Dr. Nurhayat Usman, Sp.B-KBD, FINACS recommends that people over 50 years of age do a blood test in the stool as an effort to detect colorectal cancer. This stool blood test (FOBT) is a laboratory test used to check stool samples for … Read more
TEMPO.CO, Jakarta – Intestines are important for the breakdown of food and moving undigested waste to the rectum so that it can be excreted from the body. Colon cancer basically refers to cancer that starts in the colon, depending on where it comes from, it can be called colon cancer or rectal cancer and the … Read more
TEMPO.CO, Jakarta – Colon cancer most arise as a result of an unhealthy lifestyle. Chairman of the Central Indonesian Cancer Foundation, Prof. DR. dr. Aru Wisaksono Sudoyo, Sp.PD., suggested regular stool examinations during defecation as a way to detect the possibility of colon cancer. “Get in the habit of peeking at the dirt, don’t let … Read more
Colon cancer is easier to treat when it is found early. REPUBLIKA.CO.ID, JAKARTA — Chairman of the Foundation Cancer Central Indonesia, Prof. DR. dr. Aru Wisaksono Sudoyo, Sp.PD-KHOM, FACP, recommends that anyone check their stool periodically during defecation. This is one way to detect the possibility of colon cancer. “Get in the habit of peeking … Read more
– – The Population Screening somewhat misses its target. Every two years, Flemish people in the target group aged 50 to 74 are invited to be screened for colorectal cancer, but a quarter of them are never reached. “In Belgium we lose ten people a day to the disease”, specialist Luc Colemont of the non-profit … Read more
Since yesterday the Hospital Señor del Milagro carries out an information, awareness and prevention campaign for colon cancer, aimed at the community in general, and within this framework the head of Oncology of that establishment, Noelia Somoza, indicated that 90 percent of the cases detected early is curable. The activities will run until Wednesday 3, … Read more