Colorectal Cancer Alliance

Bottoms up—for better health. 💙 Planning your first colonoscopy? This guide makes it easier: bit.ly/screen-prep

“In August of 2022, I was diagnosed with colorectal cancer. Since then, I’ve gone through more than 60 rounds of chemo, a Y-90 procedure, an emergency colon resection early in my path, and—most recently—a chest tube after a collapsed lung during a biopsy. I’m stage IV, with…

The most common symptom of colorectal cancer is no symptom at all. But when signs do appear, recognizing them can lead to earlier detection and better outcomes. 💙 If you notice any of these symptoms, talk to your healthcare provider. Learn more: bit.ly/CRC-Symptoms

Don’t wait to get screened. John was diagnosed at 45 with stage III rectal cancer after experiencing symptoms but hadn’t yet been screened. Today, 21 years later, he is living without evidence of disease thanks to timely care. John’s message: ✔️ Get screened early — whether or…

📅 AllyCon, the Colorectal Cancer Alliance’s national patient and family support conference, is set for December 12–14 in Miami Beach! ☀️💙 AllyCon unites our community and leading experts for three days of meaningful connection, support, and memories — all designed to help you…

You’ve done the prep—now what? 🩺 Knowing what to expect can make the day of your colonoscopy feel a little less overwhelming—and help you take this important step for your health. Learn what happens before, during, and after your colonoscopy: bit.ly/colonoscopy-wh…

Meagan is 24 and living with colorectal cancer. She’s recovering from surgery and preparing for chemotherapy, and her only symptom was minor blood in her stool. She’s sharing her experience to raise awareness of young-onset colorectal cancer and to encourage others to listen to…

54% of colorectal cancer cases and 55% of deaths have the potential to be prevented with healthy lifestyle choices. According to the American Cancer Society, key modifiable risk factors include diets high in red and processed meats, low physical activity, smoking, and alcohol…

"I spent the entire month of May 2024 treating what I thought was a UTI — possibly related to the onset of menopause. But at 49 years old, wasn’t I too young for menopause? By June, the symptoms eased, but I began experiencing GI issues. I ignored them as much as I could; they…

Looking for some colonoscopy prep tips? We've got you covered! Visit bit.ly/Colonoscopy-Pr…

Colorectal cancer is very serious and potentially preventable, but not all adults know their facts. Only 37% recognize that colorectal cancer is the leading cause of cancer death among men under age 50 (it is). And less than half (42%) know that it’s one of the most preventable…

The Colorectal Cancer Alliance has launched Preventable, a new PSA campaign in English and Spanish focused on increasing awareness of colorectal cancer prevention in the Hispanic community. Colorectal cancer is one of the most preventable cancers—but only if caught early…

Don’t ignore changes in your bathroom habits — it could be a sign of something more serious. Know the symptoms of colorectal cancer and when to take action. 👉 colorectalcancer.org/basics/colorec…

There’s true freedom in starting the conversation. Whether you’re 45 or younger, if you’re experiencing symptoms or have a family history of colorectal cancer, it’s time to talk to your doctor about screening. Your concerns are valid—and early screening can make all the…

After losing Rodney to stage IV colorectal cancer, Angela and her daughter Marleigh found support and purpose through the Colorectal Cancer Alliance. From grief to advocacy, their journey honors Rodney’s legacy and helps others feel less alone. Read more: bit.ly/hopeandhealing……

Getting ready for your colonoscopy? Here are some helpful tips from our community to guide you. Your experience could help someone else—what do you wish you knew before your first time? 💬 bit.ly/Colonoscopy-Pr…

Hunger level: Getting emotional over a candy burger 😭🍔 Here are some tips to help get you ready for your colonoscopy: bit.ly/Colonoscopy-Pr…

Newly diagnosed with colorectal cancer? Visit bit.ly/NewlyDiagnosed… to see the top 10 questions to ask your doctor. If you need support during this time, give us a call on our free Helpline at 877-422-2030. The Helpline is open Mon-Fri 9AM-5PM ET.

Today, the Supreme Court ensured Americans continue to have access to colorectal cancer screenings with zero out-of-pocket costs by upholding the structure of the United States Preventive Services Task Force (USPSTF) and protecting the Affordable Care Act (ACA) provision…

June is #NationalCancerSurvivorsMonth! Join us in celebrating those who have fought the disease and those who are currently in treatment by spreading awareness and sharing this post. For resources and support, visit bit.ly/CRC-Resources-….