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Colon cancer deaths rise among younger adults, and no one knows why
Aug 11, 2017
Adults in the United States are dying from colon and rectal cancers at an increasing rate about age 50, when they should just be beginning screenings, according to a new study from the American Cancer Society.
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“Offering Liver Transplantation to Patients with Unresectable Liver Metastases from Colorectal Cancer”
You all know that surgical treatment of liver mets can be curative and offers a distinct survival advantage when compared to chemo. But what if the liver mets can’t be surgically removed? Can liver transplantation be curative in select patients with unresectable, but non-progressing disease? There is a clinical study that is currently addressing that very question.
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