Though not all colorectal cancers cause rectal bleeding, it is a common symptom. That blood in the stool that people see can be caused by a polyp—a precancerous growth—or a tumor, said Jatin Roper, MD ...

That’s partly because it’s been linked to a decreased risk of bowel cancer, which is becoming more common among younger people around the world. In fact, 90% of us fail to reach the NHS’s 30g-a-day ...

A dad has revealed the one red flag that led him to visiting his doctor prior to being diagnosed with a deadly cancer.