Nearly 135,000 people were expected to be diagnosed with colorectal cancer (CRC) in the United States in 2016, resulting in nearly 50,000 deaths. This makes CRC the third most common cancer in ...

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Colon cancer cases are soaring in young people, alarming experts and leaving doctors scrambling for answers as to why. Now, a study published by a team of international researchers in the journal ...

The decline in colorectal cancer mortality in the United States has not been shared equally 11.In the 1980s, African Americans died at a 13% higher rate than white Americans from the disease. Two ...