Videos related to colorectal cancer screening
Learn more about colorectal cancer screening in Alberta by watching the videos below.
Why should I get screened?
Colorectal cancer is one of the most common cancers, but 90% of cases can be treated successfully if they are found early. Everyone between the ages of 50 and 74 should get screened for colorectal cancer every year.
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How do I get screened?
Colorectal cancer is one of the most common cancers, but 90% of cases can be treated successfully if they are found early. In Alberta, screening for colorectal cancer is done with a Fecal Immunochemical Test (FIT).
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Colorectal cancer screening
Learn about the 2 types of screening tests for colorectal cancer – Fecal Immunochemical Test (FIT) and colonoscopy. You may be referred for a colonoscopy if you have an abnormal FIT result.
To learn more about Colonoscopy, visit ahs.ca/colonoscopy
What is a colonoscopy and why do I need one?
Learn about the colonoscopy test, the benefits, and risks, and what informed consent is.
To learn more about Colonoscopy, visit ahs.ca/colonoscopy
What to expect during and after your colonoscopy
This video will guide you through the entire process of your colonoscopy. You’ll learn when to arrive, and what to expect during and after the test.
To learn more about Colonoscopy, visit ahs.ca/colonoscopy
Your five-day guide for your colonoscopy using a four-litre bowel preparation
Learn what you’ll need to do to get ready for your colonoscopy in the 5 days leading up to your test.
To learn more about Colonoscopy, visit ahs.ca/colonoscopy
