Early signs of Parkinson's might be seen in colon - Fox News

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Early signs of Parkinson's might be seen in colon Fox News A colonoscopy or similar test could one day diagnose Parkinson's disease years before symptoms occur. That's because signs of Parkinson's that appear in the brain also show up in the colon, a new study says. Researchers examined tissue samples obtained ... Colonic tissue may help predict Parkinson's diseaseNews-Medical.net all 23 news articles »

Laxative-free colonoscopy may soon be possible - Los Angeles Times

Laxative-free colonoscopy may soon be possible Los Angeles Times Dr. Michael E. Zalis of Massachusetts General Hospital and his colleagues studied 605 healthy, symptom-free adults between the ages of 50 and 85. All were at average to moderate risk of developing colon cancer. Each of the patients was first given the ... and more »

Colon Cancer, for Years Considered an Older Person's Disease, is Inexplicably ... - HealthNewsDigest.com

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Colon Cancer, for Years Considered an Older Person's Disease, is Inexplicably ... HealthNewsDigest.com Lisa Millham, a registered nurse and colon cancer survivor, was diagnosed at age 39 while in nursing school. “I had no family history, no risk factors, and no idea that the symptoms I was experiencing were classic symptoms of colorectal cancer,” said ... and more »

Get Your Rear in Gear 5K - KARE

KARE	Get Your Rear in Gear 5K KARE According to the American Cancer Society , the chances of developing colorectal cancer at some point in one's life is 1 in 19 for women, and 1 in 20 for men. Colon cancer in early stages often has no symptoms, but can be prevented through colonoscopy ... and more »

What's It Like: To get a colonoscopy - NewsOK.com

What's It Like: To get a colonoscopy NewsOK.com If you are at average risk for colon cancer, meaning you have no symptoms or family history, you should get your first colonoscopy at 50. Dr. Mark Mellow explains the colonoscopy process Tuesday at Integris Hospital in Oklahoma City.