We need to continuously remind patients of the importance of screening for colorectal cancer, now
recommended to begin at 45 years of age.
The American Society for Gastrointestinal Endoscopy (ASGE) has collated critical information here to
enable you to make informed choices about your health care.
Colonoscopy for Colorectal Cancer Screening: Putting
New Evidence Into Context
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Promoting the Value of Colonoscopy to Referring
Networks and Patients
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Promoting the Value of Colonoscopy to Your Patients
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Choosing Among Colorectal Cancer Screening Tests
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Choosing Among Colorectal Cancer Screening Tests
(with narration)
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Colonoscopy is critical for high-risk groups
High risks include previous symptoms, prior polyps, ethnicity, age, and other factors.
Choosing Among Colorectal Cancer Screening Tests
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Choosing Among Screening Tests (with narration)
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2021 USPSTF Guidelines – A Quick Summary
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2021 Task Force Colorectal Cancer Screening –
Video Summary
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Latest 2021 Recommendations from the US
Preventive Services Task Force
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Colonoscopy evaluates symptoms in individuals younger than the recommended screening age
Expanding access to high quality colorectal cancer screening and prevention in underserved
communities
Ensuring equity in access to colorectal cancer prevention
Choosing CRC Screening Tests (Narrated)
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GIE: Impact of COVID-19 on CRC Disparities
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Colonoscopy is the most efficient colorectal cancer prevention test
Colonoscopy is cost efficient, as well as time-efficient. In 10 years, you will need 10 FIT tests but only one colonoscopy — a total of four colonoscopies in a lifetime for the average patient.
Choosing Among Colorectal Cancer Screening Tests
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Choosing Among CRC Screening Tests (Narrated)
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2021 USPSTF Guidelines – A Quick Summary
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2021 Task Force CRC Screening – Video Summary
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Latest 2021 Recommendations from the USPSTF
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