Dr. John Kisiel explains what to do if a colorectal cancer screening test is positive. Mayo Clinic joins Fight Colorectal Cancer for #80by2018. Learn more about colorectal cancer on Mayo Clinic Connect: http://mayocl.in/ColorectalCancer. | Mayo Clinic

Don’t skip your colorectal cancer screening! This month, pick up a complimentary Fecal Immunochemical Test (FIT), used to screen for colorectal cancer, at participating units in Dubai. For more details please contact the participating units on: Mediclinic City Hospital cityhospital@mediclinic.ae Mediclinic Parkview Hospital parkviewhospital@mediclinic.ae Mediclinic Welcare Hospital welcarehospital@mediclinic.ae Mediclinic Dubai Mall dubaimall@mediclinic.ae Eligibility: For those 40 years and abo

@reesescolotest ColoTest is a Fecal Immunochemical Test (FIT) and is a non-invasive screening test for colon cancer that detects hidden blood in the stool, which can be an early indicator of the disease. FIT specifically targets human hemoglobin from the lower intestines, making it a convenient and effective tool for early detection. The USPTF recommends that average risk adults aged 45 to 75 are generally recommended to undergo regular colon cancer screening. So if you are not a screening age,