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[Title] => Type 2 diabetes linked to higher risk for colorectal adenomas
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[Title] => FOB tests useful in colon Ca screening
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[Title] => New device early neoplastic changes in colon
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[Title] => Prevention of colorectal cancer
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[Title] => Pros and cons of screening for 3 cancers
[Summary] => Click here to read Part II
Medicare began reimbursing for screening colonoscopy last year.
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