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When it comes to preventing colon cancer, which affects the large intestine, screenings are essential. That’s because during a screening test, your healthcare provider (HCP) can detect and remove precancerous growths many years before they may develop into cancer. But scheduling regular screenings isn’t the only way to help lower your risk of colon cancer. There’s plenty of evidence that healthy lifestyle habits—including what you eat and how active you are—can also play an important role. Here are 4 things that may help lower your risk of colon cancer.
