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Up to 12% of colorectal cancers occur in individuals under the age of 50. According to the National Cancer Institute, since 1994, cases of young-onset colorectal cancer have increased by 51%. Watch as members of Cleveland Clinic's Digestive Disease & Surgery Institute and Cancer Center discuss this rise in young-onset colorectal cancer, who is most at risk, nutrition monitoring, genetic counseling and more.

0:00 - Introduction
4:44 - The Alarming Rise of Colorectal Cancer in Young People: Who is at Risk: Stephanie Schmit, PhD
21:14 - Who Should Undergo Genetic Testing and Why?: Brandie Leach, MS, LGC
35:10 - Does nutrition affect the risk for Colorectal Cancer?: Gail Cresci, PhD
59:00 - What Role do Intestinal Bacteria Play in Colorectal Cancer?: Kanika Nair, MD
01:06:48 - Questions and Discussion
01:16:16 - How Much of the Colon Needs to be Removed?: Joshua Sommovilla, MD
01:31:53 - How to Bounce Back Faster from Surgery: David Liska, MD
01:53:45 - When can Surgery be Avoided by Using Advanced Endoscopic Techniques?: Emre Gorgun, MD
02:14:35 - When are Chemotherapy and Radiation Needed? - Smith Krishnamurthi, MD
02:34:49 - Questions and Discussion
02:42:10 - Fertility Preservation and Sexual Health for Women and Men with Colorectal Cancer: Laura Detti, MD & Sarah Vij, MD
03:19:02 - Navigating Life Detours: Karen Hurly, PhD
03:33:44 - Surveillance Colonoscopies and Screening of Relatives: Carol Burke, MD
03:54:50 - Lifestyle Medicine for Young Colorectal Cancer Survivors: Irina Todorov, MD
04:09:20 - Questions and Discussion
04:20:15 - Closing Remarks: David Liska, MD

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National Suicide Prevention Lifeline
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For LGBTQ youth experiencing a mental health crisis.
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George was diagnosed with cancer in June 2019, and then again in June 2020. Cancer isn’t something you can prepare for, it comes all of a sudden and it’s complicated.

George’s Young Lives vs Cancer Social Worker Kathy knew this.
“Kathy, you came really at just the perfect time. I felt so alone before you came along, calling me each week and helping any way you can.”
"A heart full of dreams and a body full of chemo."

At Young Lives vs Cancer, we help families find the strength to face everything cancer throws at them. We know everyone's different, so we work hard to provide support that’s easy to access and meets individual needs. For more information and to access support, visit: https://www.younglivesvscancer.org.uk #TeamYoungLives

This segment of CiiT ATQ asks the question "what do young adult women need to know about breast cancer screening?" Dr. Raymond Mencini at Centura St. Anthony Breast Center in Lakewood, CO has the answer.

Learn to do a breast self-exam: http://www.cancer.org/cancer/b....reastcancer/moreinfo

Johns Hopkins on genetic testing: http://www.hopkinsmedicine.org..../avon_foundation_bre

Centura Health Cancer Care Network: http://www.centura.org/cancer-care

Catch It In Time: http://www.catchitintime.org