16-09-2026 23:00 via medpagetoday.com

Less Frequent Colonoscopy After Polyp Removal Could Be the Way to Go, Study Suggests

(MedPage Today) -- Surveillance colonoscopy beginning 5 years after removal of high-risk adenomas is just as effective for detecting colorectal cancer (CRC) as a shorter 3-year interval, an interim analysis of an ongoing noninferiority trial showed...
Read more »

Medical Industry news



RFK Jr. Bolsters Vaccine Skepticism at Children's Health Defense Conference
Study Assesses Who's at Risk for Young-Onset MASLD Cirrhosis
WHO Spots Some 'Encouraging Signs' in Congo Ebola Fight
Brain Disorder Due to Vitamin Deficiency Often Goes Unrecognized
Lawsuit Blames Texas Abortion Ban for Woman's Death
Pamela Anderson's Hepatitis; Statins After Colon Cancer; Fall Vaccines in Gastro/Hep
Are Resident Work-Hour Protections Being Rolled Back?
MD Questions ACGME Proposal; Don't Breathe in Raw Beef Air; 'Crunchy' SPF Recipe
Two Survival Wins in NSCLC With Bispecific Seeking Worldwide Status
RFK Jr. Picks New USPSTF Members
Video: Nurse Attacked; Doc's High-Speed Arrest; Fake Ob/Gyn Pleads Guilty
First Drug Approved for Type 1 Diabetes-Associated Kidney Disease in Decades
Where Does Medicine's Responsibility for Human Trafficking End?
Twins Conjoined at Head Separated; Brain-Eating Amoeba Source; Mercury-Laden Lotion
Desktop versie