Lower screening age calls for more tailored bowel cancer surveillance

Published Date: 01 May 2025

Australia's recent move to lower the starting age for bowel (colorectal) cancer screening from 50 down to 45 years old will mean better outcomes—but it will also increase the burden on an already struggling health care ...

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