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Educational attainment and health insurance may contribute to this association.

Findings show 14 percent decreased colorectal cancer mortality over 14 years.

Although the pandemic has ended, staffing shortages and employee burnout still plague U.S. nursing homes, a new government report finds.

At 24 weeks, 32 and 29 percent of patients in the 9-mg and 18-mg groups had clinical benefit.

Annual screening appears to provide the greatest benefit and lowest risk.

Delayed diagnoses due to pandemic lockdowns tied to years of life lost.

In a recent study, 13 clusters of familial multicancer patterns identified in families of azoospermic men.

mtFIT-based screening could reduce incidence of colorectal cancer by 21 percent and associated mortality by 18 percent.