Early Age Onset Work Featured in USA TODAY

Early Age Onset Work Featured in USA TODAY

noviembre 30, 2020

El 24 de noviembre de 2020, USA Today incluyó el encarte de salud digestiva de Mediaplanet, con un artículo escrito por Andrea (Andi) Dwyer, asesora del equipo de educación e investigación de pacientes de Fight CRC. A través del USA Today, la distribución selectiva y los amplios medios sociales y en línea, esta publicación, tanto impresa como en línea, llegó a unos 20 millones de lectores.

Titled Colorectal Cancer Doesn’t Discriminate by Age, the article included Fight CRC’s recommendations from our early-age onset research blueprint. “In June 2020, more than 400 researchers, scientists, and patient or research advocates worldwide joined together virtually to develop pathways based on a 2019 published research blueprint designed to better study causation of early-age onset colorectal cancer (EAO CRC). The types of questions and risk factors to be studied include diet in childhood; obesity at certain times in life; microbiome within the colon; antibiotic use in childhood; and gene and environment interactions.”

Fight CRC takes our role in the path to a cure seriously. We hope this feature will bring light to the critical-nature of EAO CRC and forge research in the right direction, saving lives along the way.

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El 24 de noviembre de 2020, USA Today incluyó el encarte de salud digestiva de Mediaplanet, con un artículo escrito por Andrea (Andi) Dwyer, asesora del equipo de educación e investigación de pacientes de Fight CRC. A través del USA Today, la distribución selectiva y los amplios medios sociales y en línea, esta publicación, tanto impresa como en línea, llegó a unos 20 millones de lectores.

Titled Colorectal Cancer Doesn’t Discriminate by Age, the article included Fight CRC’s recommendations from our early-age onset research blueprint. “In June 2020, more than 400 researchers, scientists, and patient or research advocates worldwide joined together virtually to develop pathways based on a 2019 published research blueprint designed to better study causation of early-age onset colorectal cancer (EAO CRC). The types of questions and risk factors to be studied include diet in childhood; obesity at certain times in life; microbiome within the colon; antibiotic use in childhood; and gene and environment interactions.”

Fight CRC takes our role in the path to a cure seriously. We hope this feature will bring light to the critical-nature of EAO CRC and forge research in the right direction, saving lives along the way.