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Get Tested for Colorectal Cancer
The Basics
Get tested regularly for colorectal cancer starting at age 50. All it takes is a visit to the doctor to have a special exam (called a “screening”).
The Benefits
Colorectal cancer may be treated more easily if it’s found early.
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Call your doctor or clinic today to schedule a screening for colorectal cancer.
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