Tag: Cancer: Rectal
ASCO: Microbiome Varies for Early-Onset, Late-Onset Colorectal Cancer
Cladosporium sp. was more commonly found in early-onset CRC, while Pseudomonas luteola, Ralstonia sp., Moraxella osloensis occurred more often in late-onset CRC
Red-Flag Signs May Indicate Early-Onset Colorectal Cancer
Abdominal pain, rectal bleeding, diarrhea, and iron deficiency anemia seen up to two years before diagnosis
Overweight, Obesity in Early, Middle Adulthood Increases Risk for GI Cancers
Risk not reduced with aspirin use three or more times per week for colorectal and noncolorectal cancers
FTD-TPI Plus Bevacizumab Increases Survival in Refractory Advanced CRC
Significantly longer overall survival and progression-free survival seen for combination versus TFD-TPI alone
Risk for Early-Onset CRC Increased in Women Born Via C-Section
Authors say finding may be explained by early-life gut dysbiosis
Prediagnostic Weight Loss Underestimates Risk for Colorectal Cancer
Association for high BMI and colorectal cancer risk most pronounced using BMI at least eight years before diagnosis
Partners of CRC Survivors Experience Long-Term Financial Toxicity
Furthermore, this financial toxicity is associated with worse health-related quality of life
Higher Risk for CRC Seen in Adults Exposed to Bendectin In Utero
Risk of colorectal cancer higher in offspring exposed in utero during 1960s versus unexposed offspring
CRC Incidence Shifting to Younger Adults, More Advanced Disease
Incidence increased for those younger than 65 years for regional-stage and distant-stage disease since 2010, reversing previous shift to earlier-stage disease
Adenoma Detection Rate Inversely Linked to Postcolonoscopy CRC
Inverse association seen for ADR with postcolonoscopy colorectal cancer incidence risk in FIT-based screening program setting
