CRC Research Update — July 08, 2026
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CRC Research Update — July 03, 2026
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CRC Research Update — July 01, 2026
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Prehabilitation study evaluates exercise and nutrition before GI cancer surgery
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Prehabilitation study evaluates exercise and nutrition before GI cancer surgery
A prospective controlled trial evaluates the feasibility, safety, and preliminary effectiveness of supervised moderate-to-high intensity exercise combined with nutritional counseling in gastrointestinal cancer patients scheduled for surgery. (BMC Cancer)
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CRC Research Update — June 29, 2026
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Patient-Reported Outcomes After Treatment
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Patient-Reported Outcomes After Treatment
Real-world study found older patients reported better functional outcomes, with age showing selective effects on quality of life measures.
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♥ Real-World Study Identifies What Matters Most to Patients After CRC Treatment
A pragmatic observational study using patient-reported outcome measures (PROMs) following colorectal cancer treatment found that older patients reported better overall functional outcomes, while tumour site did not influence functional or symptom scores. (ANZ
CRC Research Update — June 27, 2026
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Pelvic floor rehabilitation addresses bowel dysfunction and quality of life after rectal cancer
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Pelvic floor rehabilitation addresses bowel dysfunction and quality of life after rectal cancer
Fourteen survivors shared experiences with structured pelvic floor programs that support bowel function recovery and address psychosocial impacts of low anterior resection syndrome. (Support Care Cancer)
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♥ Structured pelvic floor rehabilitation helps survivors manage bowel dysfunction after rectal cancer surgery
A qualitative study of 14 colorectal cancer survivors found that structured pelvic floor rehabilitation programs address low anterior resection syndrome, a common challenge affecting bowel function, psychosocial health, and daily living