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Did you know colore**al cancer almost always begins with a benign growth called a polyp? A polyp is a small cluster of cells in the lining of the colon (large intestine) or re**um. Most polyps can be found and removed with a colonoscopy before they turn into cancer. If you are 45, discuss colon cancer screening options with your doctor.
What’s your reason for not getting screened?

Colon cancer screenings save lives. If you are 45 or older, talk to your doctor about which screening is best for you.

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Colon Cancer Is Preventable With Routine Screenings About 90 percent of colon cancer cases and deaths may be preventable, but millions of adults are not getting screened and are at risk for this life-threatening disease.

If you remember when, in June 1979, McDonald’s officially introduced the $1 Happy Meal to the U.S., then you should get a colore**al cancer screening. If you are 45 or older, schedule an appointment with your doctor to discuss screening options.

Did you know if you have a family history of colore**al polyps or cancer, it is important to talk with your doctor about your risk? Then, get screened. If you’re 45 or older, Schedule an appointment today to discuss colore**al cancer screening options.

If you remember Ridley Scott’s science fiction horror film “Alien,” released on May 25, 1979, it’s time for your colore**al cancer screening. Like the movie, screenings can be scary, but colore**al cancer is preventable and highly treatable when found at an early stage. If you are 45 or older, discuss screening options with your doctor.

To ensure the best colore**al cancer screening, colonoscopy requires preparation. A few days before your prep begins, lighten up your diet with these foods:
● Soups and Eggs
● Rice and Pasta
● Salmon and Chicken
● Steamed vegetables

What’s worse than a colonoscopy?
The sound of scraping nails down a chalkboard.
If you’re 45 or older, schedule your colonoscopy.

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The following New Jersey facilities were named to the Best Ambulatory Surgery Centers lists:
Best Colonoscopy & Endoscopy
Affiliated Endoscopy Services of Clifton, Clifton
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Northfield Surgical Center, West Orange
Princeton Endoscopy Center, Princeton
Summit Medical Group Ambulatory Surgery Center, Berkeley Heights
Surgicare Surgical Associates of Ridgewood, Ridgewood
Teaneck Gastroenterology & Endoscopy Center, Teaneck

So proud of the hard work our staff puts in every day!!

U.S. News names 19 NJ outpatient surgical centers among nation’s best Out of the 5,000 facilities evaluated for the publication's inaugural Best Ambulatory Surgery Centers list, only 717 earned high-performing ratings.

More than 27,000 people younger than 50 will be diagnosed with colore**al cancer in 2030. Colore**al cancer is largely preventable with timely screenings. If you’re 45 or older, schedule a colonoscopy.
What’s your reason for not getting screened?

Did you know colonoscopy is used for both detection and prevention of colore**al cancer? During this procedure, doctors can find colon cancer even if a person hasn’t experienced symptoms, and they can remove growths called polyps before they have a chance to develop into cancer. If you are 45 or older, talk to your doctor about getting screened.

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Does Eating Red Meat Increase Colon Cancer Risk? Researchers Study Genetic Link. A new study supported by the National Institutes of Health suggests that genotype can affect colon cancer risk based on red or processed meat consumption.

If you remember on April 28, 1979, Blondie’s “Heart of Glass” hit No. 1, then it’s time for a colon cancer screening. Score a hit with your health. If you are 45 or older, schedule your colonoscopy today.

Did you know Lynch Syndrome causes about 4,300 colore**al cancers annually? Lynch Syndrome is the most common cause of hereditary colore**al cancer. People with Lynch Syndrome are at high risk of developing colore**al cancer and often before the age of 50. It is important to document your family history of colore**al cancer and discuss regular colonoscopy screenings with your doctor.

What’s worse than a colonoscopy?
Running out of hot water while you’re taking a shower.
If you’re 45 or older, schedule a colonoscopy screening.

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Stage 2A colon cancer survivor Karen Fisher advises people at average risk not to make excuses and get screened on time – starting at age 45. If you have symptoms or a family history, you may need to be screened earlier.
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Did you know 1 in 5 colore**al cancer patients are between 20 and 54 years old?
Experts recommend screenings begin at age 45 for people at average risk.
What’s your reason for not getting screened for colore**al cancer?
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The American Cancer Society estimates about 106,590 people will be diagnosed with colon cancer and about 46,220 with re**al cancer in 2024. Colon cancer screening is key to preventive care.
What’s your reason for not getting screened?

Don’t be fooled. Colore**al cancer is preventable through regular screening.

If you are 45 or older, and at average risk, schedule a colonoscopy for your health. Tell your friends and family to do the same!

Did you know colore**al cancer (CRC) diagnosis in adults 40-49 has increased by nearly 15% in the past decade?
Experts recommend screenings begin at age 45 for people at average risk.
What’s your reason for not getting screened?

March is colore**al cancer awareness month. Our staff dressed in blue to remind you that if you are 45 years old, it's time to schedule your colonoscopy.

A colonoscopy colore**al cancer screening is covered under most insurance plans for patients 45 and older. Call your health insurance company to confirm you are eligible for a screening colonoscopy.

What’s your reason for not getting screened?

Today is Lynch Syndrome Awareness Day. People with Lynch Syndrome are at high risk of developing colore**al cancer and often before the age of 50. For this reason, it is important to document your family history of colore**al cancer and discuss regular colonoscopy screenings with your doctor.

Colore**al cancer is the second leading cause of cancer death in women younger than 50.

As CRC cases rise in young adults, a timely screening offers the best prevention – more than any diet or exercise regimen.
Experts recommend screenings begin at age 45 for people at average risk.
What’s your reason for not getting screened?
Talk to your doctor and schedule a colonoscopy.

People of any age should consult a healthcare provider immediately if they experience any of the following symptoms:

• Abdominal pain
• Blood in stool
• Changes in bowel habits
• Unexplained weight loss
• Unexplained anemia
• Vomiting
If you’re 45 or older, schedule a colonoscopy screening.

Did you know when colore**al cancer (CRC) is found at an early stage, before it has spread to other organs, the five-year relative survival rate is about 90%?

If you’re 45 or older, find a doctor near you to schedule a colonoscopy screening.

What’s worse than a colonoscopy?

Running out of gas on the interstate and the next station is five miles away.
If you’re 45 or older, schedule a colonoscopy screening.

Colore**al cancer is the leading cause of cancer death in men younger than 50.

As CRC cases rise in young adults, more than any diet or exercise regimen, a timely screening offers the best prevention.
Experts recommend screenings begin at age 45 for people at average risk.
What’s your reason for not getting screened? Talk to your doctor to schedule a colonoscopy.

If you remember on March 4, 1979, the Voyager I space probe revealed Jupiter’s rings, then it’s time for your colon cancer screening. If you are 45, find a doctor near you and schedule a colonoscopy.