Gastroenterology

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How Endoscopy Detects Stomach Cancer

Doctors recommend most healthy people get a colonoscopy at age 50. If nothing abnormal is found, you can probably wait 10 years before your next one.

Colon Cancer

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Colorectal Cancer: Answers from Surgeon Sandy Fang

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Virtual Colonoscopy Screening to Combat Colon Cancer

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