The Importance of Early Screening
Early screening in the fight against Colon Cancer is crucial. Detecting polyps in their early stages while they’re treatable is vital to prevention.
The American Cancer Society recommends regular screening at the age of 45 for people at average-risk and before the age of 45 for those at high-risk.
With regular screening, healthcare providers can detect adenomatous polyps, precursors to cancer, that can be removed before they become cancerous.
Our Mission
Creating a Supportive Community for Colon Cancer Screening, Testing, and Treatment to Underserved Communities
