All about colorectal cancer w/Dr. Jamie Gregor - DocTalks Podcast: Season 4, Episode 29
According to the Canadian Cancer Society, 66 people in our country are diagnosed with colorectal cancer every day and almost 38 per cent of those people will die from the disease. While most cases occur in adults over age 50, it’s becoming more common in the younger population.
On the latest episode of the DocTalks Podcast, host Ian Gillespie chatted with Dr. Jamie Gregor, a gastroenterologist in the Gastroenterology Program at St. Joseph’s Hospital about the symptoms, screening and treatments available for colorectal cancer.
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