Cases of Colorectal Cancer (CRC) have been rapidly rising in young adults
New Screening Guidelines recommend everyone 45+ should get screened
All adults 50 to 75 should be on a regular CRC screening program. Adults over 75 should consider screening based on individual risks
The good news is that when CRC is detected early it is highly treatable. Today
there are over 1.5 Million Colon Cancer Survivors in the U.S.
Studies have shown that people are generally squeamish about their colon, with many refusing to get a colonoscopy or volunteer for fecal sampling. That’s a big problem.
In fact, in many parts of the U.S., only about 1/2 of eligible adults have been screened for CRC.
With Colon AiQ, all you need is a standard blood draw and samples can be easily shipped through standard mail. The test uses advanced DNA methylation technology that can tell if small amounts of tumor DNA are circulating in your blood. These tumor DNA signals are specific to Colon Cancer and can be detected at the earliest stages when the cancer is still able to be successfully treated.