From colonoscopies to swallowed capsule cameras, ever-evolving imaging techniques give a full picture of digestive health.
Evidence continues to support the call for most patients to begin colon cancer screening at age 45.
Survivors, friends and family members join annual 5K to raise awareness of colorectal cancer.
Zeeland husband and wife double down on cancer prevention.
A new interest in an old treatment helped a Michigan woman stay home with her husband during his final months.
For men, regular screening and early detection are essential in battling the top three cancers.
When cancer claimed her husband, Courtney Appel found solace in becoming a patient advocate.
While labs can evaluate colon health based on blood or stool samples, traditional imaging procedures are the most reliable.
Half of people age 50 and older will experience this painful bowel condition. Learn how to prevent it—and recognize symptoms when they arise.
The sizable jump in cases among age 50 and younger is a worldwide trend arising partly from poor diet.
A 34-year-old doctor and mom of two is battling colon cancer with a powerful social network, humor and plenty of snuggles.
