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We received such a great response from the Colon Cancer Awareness Month "Faces of Blue" series, we will continue to publish new stories shared by survivors, family, friends and caregivers impacted by the colorectal cancer and how this disease affected their lives.
Did you miss the series? Read the stories from March, "Like" us on Facebook and follow our blog for more stories as they are posted.
Participants in the Get Your Rear in Gear Twin Cities 5K will have the opportunity to try their hand at cutting-edge robotic surgery. The daVinci...
Anne Carlson, Colon Cancer Coalition executive director and Chair of the Get Your Rear in Gear Twin Cities 5K was on KARE 11, the NBC affiliate in...
On Friday, May 11, Boston Get Your Rear in Gear 5K co-chairs Brian Shelly and Caitlin Gambee had the honor of announcing a new partnership with...
Lousiana has the highest death rate from colon cancer in the country, but yet the screening compliance in that state remains less than 50%. Dr....
When one of own race directors inspires you, it isn’t always just because they are a colorectal cancer survivor or someone that has been affected...
Get Your Rear in Gear Baton Rouge 5K was featured on NBC33 on Thursday, April 18, promoting the upcoming run/walk and talking about colon cancer...
Faith Christian School in Gloucester, Mass. hosted a fundraiser during Colon Cancer Awareness Month in memory of their founding principal Mr. Don...