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First, you pick an RSS Feed Reader. A couple of free and easy to use ones are Google Reader and Bloglines.

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Colorectal Cancer Podcasts Overview

ACS Cancer Screening Guidelines
By: Robert Smith, PhD
March 1, 2010
Robert Smith, PhD, Director of Screening Guidelines for the American Cancer Society (ACS) discusses the current cancer screening guidelines. Complete podcast
ACS Cancer Screens
By: Robert Smith, PhD
March 1, 2010
Robert Smith, PhD, provides a single thought to help people become comforatable with cancer screening guidelines. Complete podcast
ACS Cancer Screening Guideline Resource
By: Robert Smith, PhD
March 1, 2010
Robert Smith, PhD, provides a resource to check out the currect cancer screening guidelines of the ACS. Complete podcast
Colonoscopy Guidelines
By: Robert Smith, PhD
March 1, 2010
Robert Smith, PhD, answers a listener question about timing of colonoscopies. Complete podcast
Clinical Trials
By: Vasily Assikis, MD
February 1, 2010
Vasily Assikis, MD, discusses clinical trials, how they work, how to inquire, and how to judge them. Complete podcast
Clinical Trial Resources
By: Vasily Assikis, MD
February 1, 2010
Vasily Assikis, MD, offers resources to find out more information about clinical Trials. Complete podcast
Clinical Trials
By: Vasily Assikis, MD
February 1, 2010
Vasily assikis, MD, offers advice to those who believe they are candidates for clinical trials. Complete podcast
Clinical Trials, Lymphoma and Diabetes
By: Vasily Assikis, MD
February 1, 2010
Vasily Assikis, MD, answers a listener question concerning other illness impacting participation in a clinical trial.  Complete podcast
Colonoscopies Prevent Disease
By: David Weinstein, MD
November 16, 2009
David Weinstein, MD discusses colonoscopies, what they can detect and the frequency of the test. Complete podcast
Polyps Can be Serious
By: David Weinstein, MD
November 16, 2009
David weinstein, MD answers a listener question about the seriousness of polyps. Complete podcast
When to Get a Colonoscopy
By: David Weinstein, MD
November 16, 2009
David Weinstein, MD answers a listener question about the timing of a colonoscopy. Complete podcast
Colonoscopy or Physical Exam?
By: Lonnie Herzog, MD
November 9, 2009
Lonnie Herzog, MD answers a listener question about how to adrrss a family history of colon cancer. Complete podcast
Radiation Health and Wellness Minute
By: Nancy Wiggers, MD
September 28, 2009
Nancy Wiggers MD provides guidance to review Radiation Treatment Options Complete podcast
Radiation is Less Harmful Today
By: Nancy Wiggers, MD
September 28, 2009
Nancy Wiggers MD answers a listeners question about the improvements made in newer radiation methods. Complete podcast
Can Radiation Burn Spots be Repaired?
By: Nancy Wiggers, MD
September 28, 2009
Nancy Wiggers MD answers a listeners question about the effects of burn spots and how to minimize them. Complete podcast
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