Andrew Huberman· PhD
why because colon cancer is not just the third leading cause of cancer death it's 100% preventable why because every colon cancer comes from a pop and every pop can be seen on a colonoscopy
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why because colon cancer is not just the third leading cause of cancer death it's 100% preventable why because every colon cancer comes from a pop and every pop can be seen on a colonoscopy
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if you did a colonoscopy on somebody every single day of their life they would never get colon cancer because at some point you would see the polyp you would remove it while it is non-cancerous and they would not get cancer
if you did a colonoscopy on somebody every single day of their life they would never get colon cancer
obviously this is the single best way to screen for and preventatively uh manage uh early stage colon cancer uh so we use this to screen for colon cancer it's the gold standard