Colorectal cancer is cancer forming in the colon and the rectum, which can cause minor or non-existent symptoms in its early stage; however, there can be some colorectal cancer early signs. Regular screening tests can help to diagnose cancer in the colon and rectum. What is Colorectal Cancer? Colorectal cancer is a prevalent term used
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Colorectal cancer, depending on where it begins, is often called either colon or rectal cancer. Colorectal cancer starts in the colon or the rectum as a growth or polyps, which can further develop into cancer. However, it must be noted polyps usually do not show symptoms, and for this reason, doctors typically ask for several
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Cancer is a medical condition in which the body’s cells behave abnormally and proliferate uncontrollably. Even if it later spreads to other body areas, cancer is always named after the area of the body where it first manifests. Cervical cancer is a kind of cancer that first appears in the cervix. The vagina (birth canal)
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Cervical cancer is the growth of aberrant cells in the body part called the cervix (the lower section of the uterus connecting to the vagina). These cancers are caused by several strains of human papillomavirus (in short, HPV), which is a sexually transmitted viral pathogen. When a human body is exposed to HPV, the immune
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