Those diagnosed with
colon cancer often have no symptoms.
In humans,
colon cancer often spreads to the liver and forms small tumors that are difficult to detect, similar to ovarian tumors.
Once formed, many of these experimental tumors spread to the liver, just like human
colon cancers often do.
Not exact matches
Religious teachings
often DEFY logic and reason (e.g., God is all knowing, all seeing and all powerful and yet He allows someone's husband or wife to die a painful and horrific death from
colon cancer)-- that's why the religious sometimes must turn to faith (e.g., God works in mysterious ways).
Thanks in part to screening technologies like colonoscopy;
colon cancer is
often detected in its earliest stages.
Obesity is a known risk factor for many
cancers including
colon cancer, yet the reasons behind the
colon cancer link have
often remained unclear.
This
often reduces the chance of recovery significantly: the cure rate for prostate
cancer is 32 percent and only 11 percent for
colon cancer.
In patients whose
colon cancer has spread (most
often to the liver), current treatments extend life by, at most, less than two years.
While cautioning that the new radiation delivery system is still far from ready for use in people, Abraham notes that P32 gives off high energy that can penetrate through 5 millimeters of human tissue, making it a good candidate to tackle
colon cancer since
colon cancer cells can
often form large, thick tumors into which drugs may not penetrate very well.
She even had her own colonoscopy broadcast live on the Today show to emphasize the
often - heard litany that early diagnosis and timely surgery can cure
colon cancer and greatly reduce its death rate.
These same changes generally occur before polyps — the mushroom - like lesions
often snipped off during a colonoscopy — but can
often be a precursor to
colon cancer.
Dr. Liu's findings may help explain why studies have shown that populations eating diets high in fiber - rich whole grains consistently have lower risk for
colon cancer, yet short - term clinical trials that have focused on fiber alone in lowering
colon cancer risk,
often to the point of giving subjects isolated fiber supplements, yield inconsistent results.