Colorectal Cancer Screening
If you're 45 or older, it's essential to discuss colorectal cancer screening options with your doctor, which may include a stool test or colonoscopy. Preparation for a colonoscopy involves dietary restrictions the day before, and screenings are generally recommended every ten years unless there's a family history of cancer or other concerns. Recognizing symptoms like blood in stool or unexplained weight loss is crucial for timely medical attention.In this clip
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Millennial? Gen Z? It may be time for colorectal cancer screening
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