Linda Resar, M.D., professor of medicine, pathology ... model for colon cancer driven strictly by genetic factors. Usually, ...

So in-between, you’ll think you’re OK.” But you may not be. When colon cancer tumors bleed, that causes iron loss in the body. People may not be aware they’re losing blood, but a routine ...

However, in recent years there has been such a significant rise of colon cancer diagnoses for younger people, that in 2021 ...

The addition of serial circulating tumor DNA assays to imaging surveillance offered little benefit to patients with stage II to stage IV colorectal cancer who underwent curative-intent resection, ...

pathology and oncology at the Johns Hopkins Kimmel Cancer Center. HMGA1 directly activates ASCL2, a gene associated with ...

Many colorectal cancer tumors have specific mutations that let them produce and display a lot of immune checkpoint proteins. In this way, the tumor can disguise itself as a normal, healthy part of ...

Tests revealed multiple tumors throughout her body. At 26, she had stage 4 colon cancer. For doctors, it's a tricky tightrope to walk when they're diagnosing young patients. About 45% of Americans ...

Colorectal cancer stands as the third ... The test looks for certain things in the stool, such as blood or tumor DNA, that could suggest cancer. These tests need to be done every one to three ...

A team of researchers from the Rice Biotech Launch Pad at Rice University has developed an implantable "cytokine factory" ...

So in-between, you’ll think you’re OK.” But you may not be. When colon cancer tumors bleed, that causes iron loss in the body. People may not be aware they’re losing blood, but a routine ...