Colorectal cancer

The latest news and patient stories about colorectal cancer from Sharp HealthCare experts and our Sharp Health News writers and contributors.

Dr. Erick Alayo explains when blood in the stool may indicate hemorrhoids, and when it might be something else.

Gene mutations can play a role in your colon cancer risk.

More people in their 20s are being diagnosed with colon cancer than ever before.

A wife and busy mom of two bravely faced colon cancer and now stands as a grateful survivor.

A recent study found that drinking an extra glass of milk each day could cut your colorectal cancer risk by 17%.

Colorectal cancer can spread silently with few symptoms, making screening and early detection vital.

Starting at age 45, your doctor may recommend a FIT kit for at-home colon cancer screening.

Learn the answers to your top 3 questions about colorectal cancer, the third most common cancer — excluding skin cancers — diagnosed in the U.S.

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