Early Colon Cancer Detection Saves Lives
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Michael Groves harrowing journey with stage three colorectal cancer underscores the urgent need for earlier screening. Despite no symptoms, Groves was diagnosed at an advanced stage, regretting that routine screening didnt start in his forties. The Canadian Cancer Society now advocates for lowering the routine screening age from fifty to forty-five, as colorectal cancer cases among those under fifty are surging. A new study suggests that FIT screening from age forty-five could prevent thousands of cases and deaths, while saving millions in treatment costs.
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