News Stories
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Understanding Polyps Is Key to Good Gastrointestinal Health
What are polyps, and why are they a potential problem?
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Fiber-Friendly Diet Pays Off With Better Colon Health
Eat more fiber. We hear it so much that often the benefits get lost in the message, so it’s good every so often to remember why fiber is important to prevent colon cancer.
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I’m Over 40: Should I Think About A Colonoscopy Now?
A sensible diet and exercise do much to keep our machinery in tip-top shape, but preventative maintenance like a colon cancer screening could be in order as well.
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Does Anal Bleeding Mean Hemorrhoids or Colon Cancer?
Rectal bleeding is serious business. But a look at your symptoms can tell you whether you're looking at hemorrhoids or a symptom that could be related to colon cancer.
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Colonoscopies Are Great For Prevention, But Also Peace of Mind
It’s no secret that a colonoscopy is one of the best cancer screenings and prevention exams out there. But did you ever think about the peace of mind a colonoscopy provides?
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Stopping Smoking Helps Reduce Risk of Colon Cancer
When it comes to smoking cessation, all the talk is usually about heart and lung health. It's worth mentioning that stopping smoking can also help prevent colon cancer.
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Fiber Intake Boosts Healthy Colon Functions
Health experts who push for fiber in the diet know what they're talking about.
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Too Much Of A Good Thing Means Trouble For Your Colon
Too much of anything, even the healthiest salad, can wreak havoc on your colon.
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Give Your Colon Some Help With Better Eating Habits
It's easy to make sure that your entire digestive process goes smoothly, and it all starts with your eating habits.
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Exercise Benefits Colon Cancer Survivors
If you’ve been treated for colon cancer, getting plenty of exercise may be more important now than ever.