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Compared to patients with private insurance

Colon Cancer Survival Varies by Insurance Type

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Patients with Medicaid or no insurance have lower survival versus those with private coverage
Adherence to the American Cancer Society Nutrition and Physical Activity Guidelines for Cancer Survivors is associated with improved survival for patients with stage III colon cancer

Adherence to ACS Guidelines Linked to Survival in Colon Cancer

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Lower risk of death, improved disease-free survival for ACS guideline score of 5 to 6 versus 0 to 1
The prevalence of depression and anxiety are increased among survivors of colorectal cancer

Increased Prevalence of Depression, Anxiety After CRC

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Older age, being male linked to less anxiety, more depression; less anxiety, depression with marriage
For patients with stage III colon cancer

3, 6 Month Adjuvant CAPOX Equally Effective for Colon Cancer

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FOLFOX therapy for 6 months had higher disease-free survival rate compared to 3 months of treatment
Improving colorectal cancer screening rates among lower-income populations requires addressing structural

Barriers to Colorectal Cancer Screening Among Poor Identified

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Structural barriers included economic, health care, and health educational resources
Calcium supplements

Calcium ± Vit D Supplements Up Risk of Colon Adenomas, Polyps

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Late effect findings of sessile serrated adenomas, polyps in those taking calcium with/without vitamin D
For patients with stage III colon cancer

Higher Nut Consumption May Cut Recurrence, Death in Colon CA

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Benefit in disease-free and overall survival confined to tree nut intake in subgroup analysis
Liquid biopsy that identifies circulating tumor cells in a blood sample has high accuracy for detecting colorectal cancer

ASCO: Liquid Biopsy Accurate for Detecting Colorectal Cancer

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Novel assay to detect circulating tumor cells has high sensitivity, specificity for precancerous lesions
Colon cancer patients with elevated preoperative carcinoembryonic antigen levels that normalize after resection are not at increased risk for poor prognosis

Normalized Post-Op CEA May Help Predict Colon Cancer Prognosis

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Normalized CEA post resection not indicator of poor prognosis
Four in 10 colorectal cancer survivors report cancer-related financial stress or strain

Financial Strain, Stress High Among Colorectal CA Survivors

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Colorectal cancer survivors with this strain, stress more likely to have low health-related quality of life