Colorectal cancer usually begins as noncancerous polyps that turn into cancerous polyps as the disease progresses. Symptoms of colorectal cancer depend on the size and location of the polyps. Some early warning signs of colorectal cancer may be subtle but should not be ignored. Read on for more information today.Continue reading
If you’re a regular reader of Talking About Men’s Health, you know that there’s been a lot of controversy lately about whether or not two common screening tests—mammograms for women and PSA for men—actually improve survival rates or slow down the profession of early-stage cancers. (Despite the controversy, we believe that in both cases, the...Continue reading
If you’ve never had a colonoscopy, you don’t know what you’re missing. And if you have had one, you’d be glad to miss the next one—but you know you shouldn’t, because it might just save your life. But there may be some good news: A recent study suggests that having just one colonoscopy might be...Continue reading
The opening moniker for any of my lectures on men’s health, “Being a man is harmful to one’s health”,
