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Clear answers to the questions you are asking yourself
Guides written for colon and rectal cancer patients and their families. With sources, in plain language and meant to be taken to your appointment.
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Diagnosis and tests Mutations and biomarkers Treatments Side effects Clinical trials Living with the disease Rights and paperwork
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15 Nov 2026
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To take to your appointmentEvery guide ends with the questions you can ask your oncologist
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Diagnosis and tests 9 guides
Mutations and biomarkers 7 guides
Treatments 10 guides
Side effects 5 guides
Clinical trials 1 guide
Living with the disease 10 guides
Rights and paperwork 8 guides
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Official sourcesClinical guidelines (ESMO, SEOM, NCCN), AEMPS drug information and published trials.
In plain languageEach guide answers one question the way a patient would ask it, without unnecessary jargon.
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