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Health09:01 · Sep 16

New Blood Test May Detect Early Signs of Colon Cancer in Young Adults

Translated & summarized from Channel 13 by baba
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In response to a rising trend of colon cancer among young adults, Professor Eitan Friedman, director of the Genetic Institute for Early Detection at Assuta Medical Center, discussed a European study on individuals aged 18-44. The research explores the potential of using blood tests that monitor liver enzymes as an indicator for increased risk of developing the disease.

Friedman also detailed key symptoms that warrant attention, including weakness due to anemia and blood loss, changes in bowel habits such as alternating constipation and diarrhea, and a feeling of heaviness or bloating in the abdomen. He emphasized the critical role of screening tests in preventing and detecting the disease early.

"A fecal occult blood test (once a year) or a colonoscopy (once every 5-10 years) as a screening test saves lives," Friedman stated, highlighting the life-saving impact of regular screenings.

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