Tag: Cancer: Rectal

Recurrence-free survival of 62 percent, overall survival of 100 percent at 1.5 years after LDLT in select patients

Overall, tallest individuals appear to have a higher risk of developing colorectal cancer versus the shortest

Difference in colorectal cancer-specific mortality between Blacks and Whites decreased with organized, population-based screening program

Cancer risks perceived to be lower by clinicians with nonacademic hospital affiliation

Increasing values of environmental risk score, polygenic risk score linked to increasing relative risks for early-onset CRC

Weight loss from age 20 to age 55 to 74 years was linked to reduced risk, especially for those who were overweight, obese

Largest increases in distant-stage proportion for rectal-only seen for 20- to 29-year-old non-Hispanic Blacks, Hispanics

Guidelines address diagnosis and management, use of diagnostic colonoscopy in complicated disease, and interventions to prevent recurrence

For those aged 45 to 49 years, 32 percent had any neoplasia, 7.5 percent had advanced premalignant lesions, 0.58 percent had CRC

At 12 months, cumulative incidence of major financial hardship was 71.3 percent, despite insurance cover