A new study reveals how colon cancer cells change identity, helping tumours spread to other organs and offering hope for ...

Dr. Cedrek McFadden, a colorectal surgeon, reveals the product he’d never use and why it might can be dangerous for your ...

People with colon cancer may have chemotherapy in their treatment plan alongside surgery and radiation therapy. Doctors may treat colon cancer with chemotherapy to destroy cancer cells. They may use ...

MSK is a leader in cancer clinical trials. We often have many trials at a time, researching different types of cancers. At MSK, we can offer some people the latest treatments possible through our ...

Stage 3 colon cancer has spread to the lymph nodes or through the wall of your colon. Doctors commonly treat it with surgery followed by chemotherapy. The most common staging system for colon cancer ...

At MSK, your physical, emotional, and mental health is very important. We have follow-up care and support programs for as long as you need us. There have been many improvements in colon cancer ...

The splenic flexure is a part of your colon, or your large intestine, where it bends near your spleen, an organ that mainly filters your blood. It's also the place where many blood vessels come ...

Angiodysplasia of the colon refers to swollen blood vessels in the colon that may weaken and rupture, resulting in bleeding and lesions. Angiodysplasia may lead to various complications. However, it ...

Colon cancer, often overlooked, can manifest on the skin through rashes, nodules, or discolouration, signalling internal issues. These changes, potentially linked to cancer spread or immune responses, ...

Some research suggests that certain types of human papillomavirus (HPV) may link to an increased risk of colon cancer. Although HPV may link more strongly to anal cancer — about 91% of anal cancer ...

Think about pimple-popping videos for a minute—that satisfaction you get from taking something that is clogged and, uh, unclogging it. Now, apply those same thoughts to your colon—you know, that ...