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Despite improvements in the proportion of people screened since 2000, disparities remain particularly high for younger adults and those with fewer resources.

A new study shows that Americans are getting their first colonoscopies at 45 years old following the update to the US colorectal cancer screening guidelines.

Young stroke patients have an increased risk of being diagnosed with a new cancer in the years following their stroke, a new study shows.

Almost 50% of older patients with cancer report moderate to severe pain, often associated with physical and mental impairments. The study was published as a preprint and has not yet been peer reviewed.

Compared with older White patients, Black patients with gastrointestinal cancer are about two times more likely to be frail and to report impairments performing daily activities.