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When Differentiating Colorectal Polyps, Narrow-Band Imaging Comparable To White Light Colonoscopy

Researchers from Yale University School of Medicine compared narrow-band imaging (NBI) without high magnification to standard white light colonoscopy in differentiating colorectal polyps during real-time colonoscopy and found that NBI was not more accurate than white light colonoscopy. The study found, however, a significant learning curve for these experienced endoscopists using NBI as a new diagnostic tool. Once this learning curve was achieved, NBI performed significantly better.

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Colorectal Cancer: Race Gap Still Growing Among Americans

A new report by a leading US cancer organization said that although progress in reducing the rate of new colorectal cancer cases and deaths is better than ever, the gap between blacks and whites is still growing, with the latest figures showing that among African Americans the death rates are about 45 per cent higher than among white Americans.

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Study Looks At Association Between Sexual Orientation, Race/Ethnicity And Prostate, Colon Cancer Screening Rates

“Sexual Orientation and Testing for Prostate and Colorectal Cancers Among Men in California,” Medical Care: The study, led by Kevin Heslin, an assistant professor at the

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