GIS Q&A - Dr. James Hobley: At what age should a patient be screened for colon cancer?

According to the American College of Gastroenterology, people at average risk should be screened at 50 years old and African-Americans at 45 years old. There have been some recent studies done, and the American Cancer Society came out with a statement. We’re trying to work on this now, where the general population will begin to be screened at age 45. There are ongoing studies, and there’s a lot of momentum behind this push.

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