- Feb 24, 2020

Study examines why colon cancer is more deadly in pediatric and young adult patients

New research findings reveal the need for further investigation that may indicate why colon cancer is different in children, adolescents, and young adults, and call for more intensive surveillance and treatment in those who have symptoms.

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