A study presented at Digestive Disease Week® suggests that a risk-stratified upper age limit for colorectal cancer (CRC) screening for patients aged 75 and older could be beneficial. The study, led by Brenda van Stigt of Erasmus University, analyzed data from the Dutch national cancer registry. Results showed that interval CRC risk is significantly influenced by fecal hemoglobin concentration and prior screening history. The findings advocate for personalized screening strategies rather than a uniform age limit to stop screening.
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