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When can stage II–III colon cancer be considered cured after treatment?

Episode 565 Published 10 months, 1 week ago
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An analysis of 35,000 stage II–III colon cancer cases shows relapse risk peaks in year one and falls below 0.5% per six-month interval by year six, offering a practical definition of cure and a basis to taper long-term follow-up. A second study estimates U.S. inhaler use generates over two million metric tons of annual emissions, with propellant-free devices offering lower-impact alternatives. Finally, lifestyle cohorts reveal about one-quarter of people with prediabetes can normalize glucose without weight loss, conferring >70% risk reduction over a decade and spotlighting fat distribution as a modifiable target.
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