Colorectal Cancer

Dr. John Kisiel advocates for regular screening starting at age 45 and says if colorectal cancer is diagnosed early, it is highly treatable.

Dr. Kellie Mathis explains how colon cancer is treated and when the treatment plan might include intraoperative radiation therapy.

Hepatic artery infusion pump chemotherapy shrinks liver tumors, giving more people a chance for surgery.

Dr. Eric Dozois explains surgical treatment options for rectal cancer, which occurs in the last several inches of the large intestine.

Dr. Derek Ebner tests your knowledge of why, when and how you should be screened for colorectal cancer.

Mayo Clinic researchers are using AI to develop ways to find more colon polyps and detect pancreatic cancer at an earlier stage.

Dr. David Etzioni answers the four most common questions he hears from his patients about life after colorectal cancer treatment.

If you're under 45 and experiencing symptoms related to colorectal cancer, Dr. Frank Sinicrope wants you to talk to a health care professional. Learn why.

Dr. Johanna Chan explains who is at risk for colon and rectal cancer and how to determine if you should be screened.

Dr. Travis Grotz explains how hyperthermic intraperitoneal chemotherapy works and how it can help patients with certain late-stage cancers.