Stay Informed & Take Action: Colorectal Cancer Resources

Colorectal cancer is highly treatable, especially when detected early. Regular screenings and proactive healthcare choices can significantly reduce risks. We've compiled trusted resources to help you stay informed, understand screening options, and take steps toward better health.

Screening Guidelines & Prevention Tips

• Who should get screened? Most people should start at age 45, but those at higher risk may need to start earlier. Learn more:

  • Colorectal Cancer Alliance – Screening Guidelines

  • UCLA - Screening Guidelines

  • American Cancer Society – When & How to Get Screened

• Colonoscopy vs. At-Home Tests – Not sure which screening is right for you? Understand the options:

  • CDC – Colorectal Cancer Screening Options

  • Mayo Clinic – Colonoscopy vs. Stool-Based Tests

• Prevention Matters! Reduce your risk with healthy lifestyle choices:

  • CDC – Colorectal Cancer Prevention

  • National Cancer Institute – Risk Factors & Prevention

Get Involved During Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month

• Wear Blue on Dress in Blue Day to raise awareness!

  • Colorectal Cancer Alliance – Dress in Blue Day

• Join a Walk to End Colon Cancer or start your own fundraiser:

  • Find an event near you

Take charge of your health. Get screened, stay informed, and help spread awareness!