Did you know colon cancer is the second leading cause of overall cancer deaths in the United States? But it doesn’t have to stay this way. Early detection through screening can dramatically reduce your risk. This means having your colon checked regularly starting at age 50, or sooner if you are at higher risk. March
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World Cancer Day 2014
Globally, more people die of cancer than AIDS, malaria and tuberculosis combined. 14.1 million people are diagnosed with cancer and we lose 8.2 million individuals world-wide to cancer each year. These numbers are growing larger each year. World Cancer Day was organized to create awareness and promote education. This year’s World Cancer Day campaign is
Read MoreNutritional Services Now Available!
Ask your doctor! Our group of gastroenterologists is happy to announce supportive nutritional services for our patients. Our nutritional consultant can help you manage your GI condition and help you with any and all of your nutritional needs. Your initial appointment with our nutritional consultant will include a full health history assessment and consultation. The
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A colonoscopy is a procedure used to identify digestive problems and screen for colon cancer. Many patients claim the worst part of a colonoscopy is the preparation that must be done the day before the exam. While each person’s colonoscopy preparation will be different, here are the general steps to prepare yourself (you should always
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