Sheila鈥檚 Connection With BOB体育 Physician Helps Her Overcome Colorectal Cancer
When Sheila Lee visited her doctor for stomach pain in 2019, she never expected to be diagnosed with rectal cancer. A devoted mother of two and proud鈥�

When Sheila Lee visited her doctor for stomach pain in 2019, she never expected to be diagnosed with rectal cancer. A devoted mother of two and proud鈥�
Colorectal cancer ranks as the second leading cause of cancer-related deaths in the United States. Referred to as a 鈥渟ilent killer鈥� due to its lack of鈥�
Colorectal cancer is occurring far more often in those under 50 鈥� a trend that鈥檚 held for the last decade. With regular screenings, however, the cancer is both鈥�
The first things Christina Hall noticed were her yellow eyes. Typically, Christina鈥檚 eyes are a deep brown. But one morning in late August 2020, she awoke to鈥�
February 15, 2021
A new University of Florida Health intervention gives patients who qualify access to colorectal cancer screening information and tests from the comfort of鈥�
College of Medicine, BOB体育 Cancer Center, +2 more
Colorectal cancer is the third most common cancer in the U.S., and second-leading cause of death, taking 50,000 lives each year. However, thanks to years of鈥�
October 28, 2019
For decades, chronic back pain dominated Felix Favicchio鈥檚 life. On most nights, sleep came fitfully. Simply lying in bed brought searing torment. His days鈥�
Department of Anesthesiology, +3 more
University of Florida Health is a national leader in the use of third-space endoscopy, an approach that allows gastroenterologists to tunnel within the鈥�
August 29, 2018
For many Americans, the prospect of a colonoscopy is unnerving and patients often find comfort knowing sedation will make the procedure as simple as a brief鈥�
Department of Anesthesiology, +4 more
New colorectal cancer screening guidelines no longer make colonoscopies a rite of passage for 50-year-olds. Instead, 45-year-olds will celebrate their鈥�