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Only two-thirds of patients with young-onset CRC receive referrals for genetic counseling
CHARLOTTE, N.C. — Although 20% of patients with young-onset colorectal cancer have pathogenic germline variants, less than two-thirds receive referrals for genetic counseling, according to a data from the ACG Annual Scientific Meeting.
High-quality index colonoscopy protects against interval CRC, supports 10-year follow-up
CHARLOTTE, N.C. — High-quality index colonoscopy decreased the risk for advanced long-term outcomes among New Hampshire residents with no adenomas or significant serrated polyps, according to research at the ACG Annual Scientific Meeting.
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FDA approves tremelimumab with durvalumab for advanced liver cancer
The FDA approved tremelimumab in combination with durvalumab for adults with unresectable hepatocellular carcinoma.
Emergency presentation of colorectal cancer linked to higher mortality risk
GENEVA — A large percentage of people with colorectal cancer around the world are diagnosed through emergency presentation, according to study results presented at World Cancer Congress.
Model may help identify patients at greater risk for esophageal cancer
GENEVA — A validated prediction model showed the potential to identify people at greater risk for high-grade intraepithelial neoplasia or esophageal cancer, according to study results presented at World Cancer Congress.
Proton pump inhibitor use linked to elevated cancer risk
GENEVA — Exposure to proton pump inhibitors appeared associated with increased risk for certain cancers, according to results of a meta-analysis presented at World Cancer Congress.
Interventions improve cancer screening rates among women in rural areas
GENEVA — Remote interventions led to higher screening rates for breast, cervical and colorectal cancers among women who live in rural areas, according to study results presented at World Cancer Congress.
Media campaigns improve bowel cancer screening rates
GENEVA — A multiyear mass media campaign led to significantly higher bowel cancer screening rates among individuals at high risk for the disease, according to study results presented at World Cancer Congress.
NordICC trial doesn’t change the value of colonoscopy
Despite some sensational headlines following the publication of NordICC trial data in The New England Journal of Medicine, it’s important to understand that this study does not change the value of colonoscopy.
AGA speaks out on controversial NordICC data citing modest colonoscopy benefit for CRC
Following publication of NordICC trial data in The New England Journal of Medicine, which found a modest benefit for colonoscopy screening in colorectal cancer, the AGA fired back, noting that colonoscopy is only effective “if it is completed.”
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