American Academy Of Family Physicians | AAFP Scheduled maintenance is planned from Friday, Nov. 6, through Saturday, Nov. 7. You will experience intermittent outages during this time. Making confident cancer screening decisions in primary care The cancer screening landscape continues to evolve, with…
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Harvard lab will use statewide biobank resources in effort to bolster early detection, prevention Growing scientific evidence points to a potential role for specific oral microorganisms in the development and progression of colorectal cancer, yet relatively few studies have been…
As low-cost and straightforward an intervention as automated text messaging could make a significant contribution to tackling London's below-average bowel cancer screening rates, according to a major study led by the University of Surrey. The project compared two approaches to…
British Journal of Cancer (2026) Cite this article Text message reminders (TMRs) and patient navigation (PN) increase bowel cancer screening uptake. To date, no studies have directly compared these interventions with one another. On an intention-to-treat basis (n = 3129), uptake was higher…
An invitation to participate in a fecal occult blood test screening program in Sweden was associated with a 26% decline in colorectal cancer mortality, which jumped to a 43% decline for participating, results of a prospective study showed. In 2024, Blom and colleagues…
As low-cost and straightforward an intervention as automated text messaging could make a significant contribution to tackling London's below-average bowel cancer screening rates, according to a major study led by the University of Surrey. The project compared two approaches to…
Bioengineer.org Subject of Research: Ozone therapy as an investigational adjunct in colorectal cancer Article Title: Ozone therapy in colorectal cancer News Source: Nathaniel Bowman. (November 4, 2026). Ozone Therapy for Colorectal Cancer Remains an Unproven Idea, Review Finds. Scienmag.
Nov 4, 2026 | Cancer, Molecular Diagnostics | A study of nearly 12,000 patients found that a nonendoscopic device used to collect samples for esophageal precancer testing achieved a 95% collection success rate, with procedures taking less than two minutes on average. The study, published in…
A new review in Cell Division details how colorectal cancer cells form their own blood-supply channels through vasculogenic mimicry, a process linked to poorer prognosis and resistance to antiangiogenic drugs. News Source: Nathaniel Bowman. (November 4, 2026). Tumor Cells Build Their Own…
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