CRC Research Update — August 13, 2026
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Serbian cohort reveals MLH1 as predominant Lynch syndrome variant
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Serbian cohort reveals MLH1 as predominant Lynch syndrome variant
Germline testing of 176 high-risk individuals in Serbia identified pathogenic variants predominantly in MLH1, highlighting the need for population-specific genetic testing strategies in hereditary colorectal cancer screening. (Int J Mol Sci)
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Blood test shows promise for detecting advanced adenomas and colorectal cancer
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Blood test shows promise for detecting advanced adenomas and colorectal cancer
The DENEB study developed and evaluated a novel blood-based assay designed to detect both advanced adenomas and colorectal cancer, addressing a key limitation of current blood tests by targeting premalignant lesions essential
CRC Research Update — August 10, 2026
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Cancer Survivors Face Elevated Risk of Developing Colorectal Cancer
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Cancer Survivors Face Elevated Risk of Developing Colorectal Cancer
A Canadian cohort study of 172,928 non-colorectal cancer survivors found they have an elevated risk of developing subsequent primary colorectal cancers compared to the cancer-free population, suggesting tailored screening approaches may
CRC Research Update — August 09, 2026
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CRC Research Update — August 08, 2026
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13-year NordICC trial data
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13-year NordICC trial data
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National study examines surveillance colonoscopy in Lynch syndrome patients
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National study examines surveillance colonoscopy in Lynch syndrome patients
A national study of 4,732 Lynch syndrome carriers in the English NHS assessed adherence to surveillance guidelines and aimed to determine the impact of colonoscopic surveillance on colorectal cancer incidence and mortality in
CRC Research Update — August 06, 2026
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