Colorectal Cancer: Diagnosis and Management | CancerNetwork
In the United States, cancer of the large bowel is the second most common cause of cancer deaths after cancer of the lung.
<p>In the United States, cancer of the large bowel is the second most common cause of cancer deaths after cancer of the lung.</p>
The statement highlights the epidemiological burden of colorectal cancer in the U.S., underscoring the importance of early detection and effective management strategies to reduce mortality.
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