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Colon cancer testing may be leveling off
A federal CDC report based on a national survey suggests screening rates for colorectal cancer among Americans aged 50 to 75 have stalled at about two thirds, the same as 2010. Experts cite the need to increase use of easier home stool tests and older methods like colonoscopy.
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Atlanta
Marcus Plescia
Centers For Disease Control and Prevention
CDC
U.S
Katie Couric
Tom Frieden
Frieden
Molly McMaster