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Rectal cancer develops in the cells and tissue in the last few inches of the large intestine, nearest the anus. The National Cancer Institute estimates that nearly 41,000 new cases of rectal...
If you have received a diagnosis of colon cancer, no matter what stage, it does not have to mean a death sentence. Patients diagnosed with even stage 3 cancer can live for years after diagnosis....
Anal cancer is a very treatable condition if caught early. It is a relatively rare form of cancer with only about 5000 cases diagnosed each year in the US. The key to recovery is an early diagnosis.
The process of diagnosing colon cancer may begin with a positive result on a stool sample, the finding of polyps after a routine colonoscopy or the conclusion that something is amiss after months...
Often, caring for someone with cancer can be as hard mentally and emotionally as dealing with the cancer itself. Helping someone through diagnosis and treatment can be difficult. With colon...
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