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Colon cancer: Why Screening Should Begin at Age 45
Many people assume that if they have no abdominal pain or blood in their stool, they are not at risk for colon cancer. In reality, the disease can develop gradually inside the colon for years before symptoms appear—typically only once it has progressed—which can make treatment more complex.
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