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Common Colorectal Cancer
Myths and Misconceptions

"Even though colorectal cancer is the fourth most common cancer in the U.S., not enough people talk about it. Not everyone feels comfortable talking about their bowels, and because of this stigma, it’s easier for people to have misconceptions about colorectal cancer. Being aware of the facts can have potentially life-saving benefits." -- Colorectal Cancer Alliance

Colorectal cancer (CRC) is a serious health concern for many and yet, unfortunately, there are still a large number of myths and misconceptions surrounding it like a bunch of precancerous polyps. Remember, understanding the facts about colorectal cancer is crucial for early detection and prevention. Always consult with healthcare practitioners for personalized medical

In short, we want your writeups, 300 words or fewer.

"February is the shortest month."
— T. S. Eliot, probably

It's the shortest month of the year! Time for the tiny trial that is Brevity Quest. The rules are pretty basic, write something good in 300 words or less.

• The quest starts on Saturday, 1st February at 00:00:00 and ends on Friday the 28th February at 23:59:99 (E2

Responses to some FAQs i've been asked…

"…I want you out of bed and walking, walking, walking immediately after surgery. Your sternal wires really should make that incision stable, and if they’re not, the patient needs to say something and the physicians need to do something." ¹
—Dr. Steve Bolling (Heart Surgeon)

Whilt the quoation above is not from one of my doctors, it is certainly true that the