Doctors may be less likely to discuss screening options for colorectal cancer with newly eligible younger adults

Among surveyed U.S. adults aged 45–49, who are eligible for colorectal crab (CRC) screening per the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force (USPSTF) recommendations, lone astir fractional reported that their doctors had discussed antithetic options for CRC screening with them, and astir a 4th said they ne'er discussed CRC screening tests with a doc astatine all, according to probe presented astatine the 19th AACR Conference connected The Science of Cancer Health Disparities, held Oct. 18–21 successful Atlanta.