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    Spotlight: Princeton Gastroenterology

    Colorectal Cancer is Preventable, Treatable, and Beatable

    Colorectal cancer (CRC) is among the highest leading causes of cancer death in the United States.

    It is estimated that every year, 150,000 individuals will be diagnosed in the US alone.

    In early onset, CRC rarely shows any signs or symptoms, therefore it is highly unlikely to diagnose without screening.

    Obtaining the right screening test on time is the most effective preventative measure that you can take.

    The American Cancer Society recommends that men and women begin receiving colorectal cancer screening at age 45.

    It is crucial to talk with your doctor about your eligibility as 1 in 3 individuals aged 45-75 are not getting screened as recommended. 

    Screenings are key to detecting precancerous polyps for those above the age of 45 or who have a family history of CRC.

    Removing polyps early on has a significant impact on preventing cancer altogether as CRC has a 90% survival rate with early detection.

    Princeton Gastroenterology Associates has been serving the central New Jersey region for over 30 years and is committed to offering preventative screening that is easy, quick, and safe!

    Our Board-Certified Gastroenterologists specialize in performing Colonoscopy, the most common test that is used to screen and prevent the development of colon cancer.

    We strive to make the experience as comfortable as possible in our state-of-the-art endoscopy center located in West Windsor/Princeton, where a Board-Certified Anesthesiologist is on premises to ensure patient safety and comfort.

    We Offer Open Access

    Our open access program allows for healthy patients to receive a colonoscopy without the hassle of scheduling an initial office visit.

    Open access is designed to make it easier on you by saving you time and money.

    Call today to see if you can take advantage of open-access and skip the wait! 

    PHOTO CAP: A colonoscopy could save your life!

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