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Diagnoses of cancer – especially colorectal cancer – are increasing among under-50s, even as global cancer deaths decrease. Simple lifestyle and diet changes can offset that increased risk.

Anthem Blue Cross’s decision to withdraw from an agreement with the University of California reflects its willingness to disrupt the provider-patient relationship to maximize profit

In locally advanced rectal cancer, primary surgery followed by selective adjuvant chemoradiation was inferior to standard neoadjuvant preoperative chemoradiation followed by surgery.

Mayo Clinic looks at the different types of stomas and the possible hernial complications that can occur with them and how they can be repaired.

A study found that aspirin can activate protective genes to inhibit and slow the progression of colon cancer.

Seven leading physicians discuss the effects of increasing hospital closures and service line cuts on physicians. Learn how the closures are impacting physician

One medical malpractice lawsuit was settled a year ago.

Maimonides Medical Center has enhanced its minimally-invasive robotic surgery capabilities with three new machines.

Laxatives For Weight Loss - Doctors caution against using laxatives for weight loss as it results in a temporary loss of water, not fat 2023.

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