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Brevard's Choice for Comprehensive Colon Cancer Treatment
Colorectal cancer is found in the colon or rectum and is represented by the growth of polyps in the lower portion of the digestive tract, which can become cancerous. Colorectal cancer is often treated with chemotherapy, radiation or surgery.
Colon cancer screenings, or colonoscopies, can help your physician find polyps or cancer before you have symptoms. This early detection can prevent polyps from becoming cancer and help you start treatment early when it's most effective.
It is recommended that men and women get screened at age 50, but there may be factors in your family history that could create a higher risk of colon cancer that may suggest you get screened earlier.
A Multi-disciplinary Team Approach
We understand the fear and uncertainty a cancer diagnosis can bring, which is why Health First's multidisciplinary team is here to help.
Health First's oncologists work closely with pathologists, radiation oncologists, radiologists, nurse practitioners, physician assistants and nurse navigators to provide accurate diagnosis, surgical skill, advanced therapies and compassionate care.