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Colorectal Cancer

 

American Cancer Society

Colorectal cancer is one of the most commonly diagnosed cancers in American men and women. The most powerful method in preventing colorectal cancer is regular colorectal cancer screening or testing. People who have no identified risk factors should begin regular screening at age 50. Register for a free class to learn more about what happens during a colonoscopy and why it is important to get screened. Increase your knowledge on colon cancer with these frequently asked questions. Read more about the myths of colon cancer and take a quiz to assess your knowledge.


Eligible individuals can receive a free colon cancer screening through The New Jersey Cancer Education and Early Detection program.  Contact your local NJCEED screening location to arrange an appointment.






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General
First Call for Help
2-1-1
North Jersey Red Cross
973-538-2160
Poison Information
1-800-222-1222
Mental Health Hotline
1-877-294-4357

Morris County
Health Management
973-631-5484
Emergency Management
973-829-8600
Sheriff's Office
973-285-6600
Prosecutor's Office
973-285-6200

New Jersey
Communicable Disease Service
1-609-588-7500
State Police
1-609-882-2000

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