New article explores colorectal cancer and family history
NCCRT’s Family History Task Group conducted this review to better understand the current state of knowledge regarding family history and colorectal cancer. The review addresses six key questions and proposes four strategies for reducing colorectal cancer in persons with familial risk.
Congratulations to the many NCCRT Family History Task Group members that contributed to this paper!:
Jan T. Lowery PhD, MPH, Dennis J. Ahnen MD, Paul C. Schroy III MD, MPH, Heather Hampel MS, LGC, Nancy Baxter MD, C. Richard Boland MD, Randall W. Burt MD, Lynn Butterly MD, Megan Doerr MS, LGC, Mary Doroshenk, W. Gregory Feero MD, PhD, Nora Henrikson PhD, MPH, Uri Ladabaum MD, MS, David Lieberman MD, Elizabeth G. McFarland MD, Susan K. Peterson PhD, MPH, Martha Raymond MA, CPN, N. Jewel Samadder MD, MSc, Sapna Syngal MD, MPH, Thomas K. Weber MD, Ann G. Zauber PhD and Robert Smith PhD
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