Global Colon Cancer Association (GCCA) shared a post on LinkedIn:
“Cheri Busch was asymptomatic. At 45, a routine colonoscopy — prompted by updated screening guidelines — revealed a 6cm mass. Within three weeks, her diagnosis was confirmed: stage IV colorectal adenocarcinoma.
Her story underscores a clinical truth worth repeating: colorectal cancer often develops silently. As CRC incidence rises in adults under 50, age-45 screening is no longer guidance to consider — it is a life-saving standard of care.
Today, Cheri is NED and advocating for early detection globally.
Read her full story: here.
Learn more about GCCA: here.”
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