By: Dr. Thomas Incledon Yes, Vitamin D has the ability to reduce the risk for almost all cancers and other diseases because it is involved in numerous pathways in the body, including the immune system, bone function, neuromuscular system, the life cycle of cells, and...
By: Dr. Thomas Incledon Polys are a clump of cells in your body. They can occur in different locations in your body. There are 2 common types of polyps: pedunculated (hanging) and sessile (flat). Polyps themselves are not cancerous. Some polyps are benign and will not...
By: Dr. Thomas Incledon The simple answer to both of these important questions is YES. While some individuals would benefit more from a traditional colonoscopy, a virtual one is an effective screening tool. And, according to experts and the American Cancer Society,...
When it comes to colon cancer treatment, people understandably have a lot of questions. There are a lot of things people don’t know about colon cancer, but there’s also a lot of things people think they do know that aren’t necessarily true. As experts in oncology, we...
Colon cancer occurs when cells that line the colon become abnormal or grow out of control. This type of cancer develops over time. Cells will typically form growths or polyps before turning into tumors. Once tumors have developed, they can spread to the rest of the...