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Earlier Screening is Working, But Access Gaps Remain – Fight Colorectal Cancer

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Aug 8, 2025, 14:46

Earlier Screening is Working, But Access Gaps Remain – Fight Colorectal Cancer

Fight Colorectal Cancer shared a post on X about a recent article by Jessica Star et al. published in JAMA:

“New ASC (American Cancer Society) research led by Rebecca Siegel, published this week in JAMA, shows a 62% increase in CRC screening for adults 45–49 from 2019–2023—and a 50% rise in early-stage diagnoses.

Earlier screening is working, but access gaps remain.

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Title: Trends in Colorectal Cancer Screening in US Adults Aged 45 to 49 Years

Authors: Jessica Star, Rebecca L. Siegel, Robert A. Smith

Read the Full Article on JAMA

Earlier Screening is Working, But Access Gaps Remain - Fight Colorectal Cancer

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