Take on the Future of CRC at DDW® 2024
March is National Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month, making it a great time to register for DDW, where you’ll get the latest CRC updates.
March is National Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month, making it a great time to register for DDW, where you’ll get the latest CRC updates.
Dr. Andrea Shin discusses two studies that shed light the impact of diet on conditions such as cancer and the potential value of dietary change in treating a wide variety of health conditions.
Sarah Coughlin explains her study and its findings: across all ages, panel sizes, and races/ethnicities, the rate of clinically actionable variants was 7.8 percent or greater – supporting an expanded role for multigene panel testing in CRC patients.
New stool- and blood-based tests have the potential to overcome some of the barriers of initial colonoscopy screening.
Dr. Tyler Berzin explores the current and future impacts of AI in gastroenterology.
Active observation can lower CT costs while sparing patients from the negative effects of radiation and post-surgical complications.
Dr. Carol Burke describes the rationale behind new guidelines that extend the interval for follow-up colonoscopy in many patients.
Dr. Gupta will present during two DDW sessions, covering disparities in CRC screening and policies for non-colonoscopy tests.
Get to know DDW speaker Cyrus Piraka, MD. During his presentation, Dr. Piraka will demonstrate cold snare resection and discuss when to apply this technique.
Access the latest CRC research and clinical updates at this year’s meeting.
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