>>BRUCE HAMILTON: HELPING YOU
>>BRUCE HAMILTON: HELPING YOU
LIVE HEALTHY THE RECENT AND
>>BRUCE HAMILTON: HELPING YOU
LIVE HEALTHY THE RECENT AND
TRAGIC PASSING OF ACTOR
LIVE HEALTHY THE RECENT AND
TRAGIC PASSING OF ACTOR
CHADWICK
TRAGIC PASSING OF ACTOR
CHADWICK
BOSEMAN FROM. COLON CANCER AT
CHADWICK
BOSEMAN FROM. COLON CANCER AT
THE YOUNG AGE OF 43 REMINDS
BOSEMAN FROM. COLON CANCER AT
THE YOUNG AGE OF 43 REMINDS
MANY PEOPLE THE SCREEN SOONER
THE YOUNG AGE OF 43 REMINDS
MANY PEOPLE THE SCREEN SOONER
RATHER
MANY PEOPLE THE SCREEN SOONER
RATHER
THAN LATER COLORECTAL CANCER IS
RATHER
THAN LATER COLORECTAL CANCER IS
THE SECOND-LEADING CAUSE OF
THAN LATER COLORECTAL CANCER IS
THE SECOND-LEADING CAUSE OF
CANCER DEATH IN THE U.S. THE
THE SECOND-LEADING CAUSE OF
CANCER DEATH IN THE U.S. THE
U.S. PREVENTIVE SERVICES TASK
CANCER DEATH IN THE U.S. THE
U.S. PREVENTIVE SERVICES TASK
FORCE IN THE MULTI SOCIETY TASK
U.S. PREVENTIVE SERVICES TASK
FORCE IN THE MULTI SOCIETY TASK
FORCE ON COLON CANCER ENCOURAGE
FORCE IN THE MULTI SOCIETY TASK
FORCE ON COLON CANCER ENCOURAGE
PATIENTS TO START SCREENING AT
FORCE ON COLON CANCER ENCOURAGE
PATIENTS TO START SCREENING AT
AGE 50, LET’S SAY HAVE OTHER
PATIENTS TO START SCREENING AT
AGE 50, LET’S SAY HAVE OTHER
RISK FACTORS LIKE FAMILY
AGE 50, LET’S SAY HAVE OTHER
RISK FACTORS LIKE FAMILY
HISTORY OR INFLAMMATORY
RISK FACTORS LIKE FAMILY
HISTORY OR INFLAMMATORY
DISEASES THAT COULD PREDISPOSE
HISTORY OR INFLAMMATORY
DISEASES THAT COULD PREDISPOSE
THEM TO COLON CANCER,
DISEASES THAT COULD PREDISPOSE
THEM TO COLON CANCER,
OTHER RISK FACTORS MAY INCLUDE
THEM TO COLON CANCER,
OTHER RISK FACTORS MAY INCLUDE
FAMILY HISTORY AND HERITAGE
OTHER RISK FACTORS MAY INCLUDE
FAMILY HISTORY AND HERITAGE
SYNDROMES OBESITY DIABETES
FAMILY HISTORY AND HERITAGE
SYNDROMES OBESITY DIABETES
SMOKING DIET IN AGE. DOCTOR
SYNDROMES OBESITY DIABETES
SMOKING DIET IN AGE. DOCTOR
JOHN
SMOKING DIET IN AGE. DOCTOR
JOHN
A MAYO CLINIC
JOHN
A MAYO CLINIC
GASTROENTEROLOGIST SAYS
A MAYO CLINIC
GASTROENTEROLOGIST SAYS
PATIENTS SHOULD START SCREENING
GASTROENTEROLOGIST SAYS
PATIENTS SHOULD START SCREENING
AT AGE 50 BUT ADDS THERE IS
PATIENTS SHOULD START SCREENING
AT AGE 50 BUT ADDS THERE IS
MORE ENCOURAGEMENT FOR
AT AGE 50 BUT ADDS THERE IS
MORE ENCOURAGEMENT FOR
AFRICAN AMERICANS TO MAYBE
MORE ENCOURAGEMENT FOR
AFRICAN AMERICANS TO MAYBE
START SCREENING AT AGE 45.
AFRICAN AMERICANS TO MAYBE
START SCREENING AT AGE 45.
>> AFRICAN AMERICANS
START SCREENING AT AGE 45.
>> AFRICAN AMERICANS
ARE OFTEN DIAGNOSED WITH EITHER
>> AFRICAN AMERICANS
ARE OFTEN DIAGNOSED WITH EITHER
MORE ADVANCED DISEASE OR MAY
ARE OFTEN DIAGNOSED WITH EITHER
MORE ADVANCED DISEASE OR MAY
HAVE MORE AGGRESSIVE DISEASE
MORE ADVANCED DISEASE OR MAY
HAVE MORE AGGRESSIVE DISEASE
WHEN THEY ARE DIAGNOSED COLON
HAVE MORE AGGRESSIVE DISEASE
WHEN THEY ARE DIAGNOSED COLON
CANCER HAS BEEN CALLED THE MOST
WHEN THEY ARE DIAGNOSED COLON
CANCER HAS BEEN CALLED THE MOST
FATAL YET MOST PREVENTABLE
CANCER HAS BEEN CALLED THE MOST
FATAL YET MOST PREVENTABLE
DISEASE.
FATAL YET MOST PREVENTABLE
DISEASE.
>>BRUCE HAMILTON: HE’S A LOT OF
DISEASE.
>>BRUCE HAMILTON: HE’S A LOT OF
THE KIDS FOR REGULAR SCREENING
>>BRUCE HAMILTON: HE’S A LOT OF
THE KIDS FOR REGULAR SCREENING
FOR THOSE UNCOMFORTABLE WITH
THE KIDS FOR REGULAR SCREENING
FOR THOSE UNCOMFORTABLE WITH
THE COLONOSCOPY OR A SCHOOL
FOR THOSE UNCOMFORTABLE WITH
THE COLONOSCOPY OR A SCHOOL
BASED TEST. BUT HE’S A SAYS
