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Fewer Americans Developing and Dying From Colon Cancer
By Good News Network Friday, July 08, 2011
Screening for colon cancer has increased in 49 of the 50 United States and, as a result, deaths are down, with 32,000 fewer people dying from the disease in one year.
A federal report released on Tuesday insisted that with expanded testing even more lives could be saved. Colon cancer remains the nation's second most deadly cancer
(READ the story from Reuters)
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