From @JAMA_current: Early-onset gastrointestinal cancers are among the largest subset of early-onset cancers globally.
This JAMA Review summarizes current evidence on early-onset gastrointestinal cancers.
https://t.co/ixrvwZXq9S
@KimmieNgMD@DanaFarber
Colorectal cancer screening is cancer prevention. If you’re 45 or older, it’s time to talk to your doctor about screening. Get to know your screening options at: https://t.co/Mki6wCdFkU
🚨 Today we launch our new @wcrfint Policy Blueprint for Cancer Prevention 👇
https://t.co/4KRvynC64a
A one-stop-shop for policymakers & advocates to drive #cancerprevention policies and create healthier environments for all.
How often should you re-apply sunscreen when outside? 🤔
Answer ⬇️
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Every two hours!
Sunscreen should be at least 15 SPF and state that it protects against UVA and UVB rays. ☀️ Learn more about sunscreen protection at https://t.co/7hWT6gj3w0.
#cancer is complex, with some forms being aggressive and others being indolent. But, there are ways to reduce your risk. It starts with knowing your specific risk.
Learn more here: https://t.co/Y5pTqJ5f9l.
New evidence underscoring the importance of exercise, take note:
"These results demonstrate that regular exercise during a diet-induced weight loss program has profound additional metabolic benefits in people with obesity and prediabetes."
https://t.co/cPBulTSB7V @NatMetabolism
Having 1 of the following nearly doubles risk, while 2 increases risk by over 3.5x, and 3+ escalated risk by more than 6.5x:
💙 Iron deficiency anemia
💙 Rectal bleeding
💙 Abdominal pain
💙 Diarrhea
#KnowYourRisk
A Washington University School of Medicine study has identified four early indicators of young-onset CRC, an occurrence that is rising by 2.2% each year. https://t.co/7HR9rJ6Gi3
Cancer is the second most common cause of death in the U.S. You can lower your risk for #cancer by includes making healthy choices. Learn what else you can do: https://t.co/ZiJrpicp43
When you drink: the body breaks down alcohol into a chemical that damages DNA and prevents the body from repairing it. When DNA is damaged, a cell can grow out of control and create a #cancer tumor. Does this include beer and wine? Find out. https://t.co/cscSNLdmDG
The smoke from cigarettes contains many chemicals that can cause #cancer throughout your body. Avoid tobacco and lower your risk for cancer. Learn more: https://t.co/Wd6VCQgcz7
Some great information here! Our founder @MelPalMD provides this service and at the same time screens for other risks, for #ColorectalCancer and other common cancers (not just the ones in this video)! Contact [email protected] for more info.
When it comes to Lynch Syndrome, knowledge is power. Yesterday was #LynchSyndromeAwarenessDay—take control of your health and ask your doctor about testing today!
Take this quiz to determine when to get checked based on your risk factors: https://t.co/9zyTzSwK9q.