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Watch-and-wait approach gains traction in rectal cancer treatment

While surgery to remove rectal cancer can be necessary and lifesaving, it can sometimes come with significant drawbacks, like loss of bowel control.

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As cancer therapies improve, more patients with rectal cancer forego surgery

As cancer therapies improve, more patients with rectal cancer forego surgery
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Saugus largely rejects request for tree removal

Saugus largely rejects request for tree removal
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Surgery Is Falling Out of Favor in Rectal Cancer

With organ preservation on the rise, investigators say practice guidelines need to catch up.

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EXCLUSIVE: 4,000 Americans are hospitalized each year with a foreign object lodged in their rectums, finds first-of-its-kind study

Scientists in New York found that men accounted for more than seven in ten cases. Objects found in rectums ranged from balls or marbles to bottles, bottle caps, cans and even writing implements .

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