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Here's a medical thing they don't tell you: finding a polyp on your colonoscopy is usually

Here's a medical thing they don't tell you: finding a polyp on your colonoscopy is usually good news 🩺 A huge new NEJM trial found 99%+ of people had no colon cancer diagnosis 5 years after polyp removal. Save this and send it to someone who's due for a colonoscopy. Not medical advice. #colonoscop

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Colon cancer is showing up in people in their 20s and 30s, and most brush off the early signs 👇 1️⃣ Blood in your stool, bright red or dark. Don't assume it's hemorrhoids until a doctor checks. 2️⃣ A change in bowel habits that lasts more than a few weeks: constipation, diarrhea, thinner stools.

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7 warning signs of leukemia people brush off 🩸 An oncologist explains what to watch for a

7 warning signs of leukemia people brush off 🩸 An oncologist explains what to watch for and the simple blood test that checks. Save this and send it to someone who's always "just tired." Not medical advice. #leukemia #bloodcancer #cancerawareness #doctorsoftiktok #health

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Colon cancer under 50 may be a different disease 🧬 New Nature Medicine study looked at 85

Colon cancer under 50 may be a different disease 🧬 New Nature Medicine study looked at 850,000+ cells from 189 tumors. Here's what an oncologist wants you to know. Save this and send it to someone under 50. Not medical advice. #coloncancer #colorectalcancer #cancerawareness #doctorsoftiktok

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5 brain tumor signs people brush off 🧠 #5 is the one I see missed the most. 1️⃣ A headache that's worst when you wake up, or gets worse when you cough, strain, or lie down, especially with vomiting 2️⃣ Vision changes: blurring, double vision, or bumping into things on one side because you've lo

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Women with advanced uterine cancer lived about 7 months longer on this new targeted drug

Women with advanced uterine cancer lived about 7 months longer on this new targeted drug 🎗️ 19.0 vs 12.1 months in a 776-patient phase 3 trial. Swipe for how it works, the fine print, and the one warning sign every woman should know. Educational only, not medical advice. #endometrialcancer #uter

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5 leukemia signs people brush off for months 🩸 #5 is the one almost nobody connects to their blood. 1️⃣ Tiredness that sleep doesn't fix (anemia: winded on stairs, pale inner eyelid) 2️⃣ Bruising you can't explain, gums that bleed, tiny red dots that don't fade when you press 3️⃣ Infections th

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Up to 20% of healthy people carry this gut bacterium 🦠 Scientists just discovered how its

Up to 20% of healthy people carry this gut bacterium 🦠 Scientists just discovered how its toxin attacks the colon, and they built a decoy to stop it. Swipe for what it means, the fine print, and what you can do today. Educational only, not medical advice. #coloncancer #guthealth #oncologist

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The FDA just approved an immunotherapy that let most patients with this rectal cancer skip

The FDA just approved an immunotherapy that let most patients with this rectal cancer skip surgery, chemo AND radiation. 🎗️ Dostarlimab (Jemperli) is now approved for stage II/III rectal cancer that is MSI-H/dMMR. In the AZUR-1 trial, 71% of patients needed no other treatment and their cancer had n

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The one lump I never want you to wait on 👇 Most lumps are NOT cancer. Often it's a lymph node fighting off a cold and it shrinks in a couple of weeks. But a lump in the hollow just above your collarbone gets checked at almost any size. What worries me more: still there after 2–4 weeks, growing, h

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Why did Tupac diss sickle cell? 🎤🩸 In "Hit 'Em Up" he took a shot at Prodigy of Mobb Deep, who lived with sickle cell disease his whole life and died at just 42. Sickle cell is an inherited blood disorder: red blood cells turn stiff and crescent-shaped, get stuck in small blood vessels, and can cau

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Are full body scans worth it? A cancer doctor explains 🩻 #fullbodyscan #cancerdoctor #oncology #healthtips #medicaleducation

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The ER isn't meant to fix everything 🚑 Here's what it's actually for, and why you still need a primary care doctor. #doctor #emergencyroom #healthtips #medicaleducation #cancer

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Small cell lung cancer is the one we dread in clinic. It usually responds to first-line chemo and immunotherapy. The scans look better. Patients feel better. Then within months, it comes back. For decades, that has been the story. This week at ESMO 2026, that story may have changed. The ph

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A patient finishes surgery. Then a full year of immunotherapy. Scans look clean. And still, about 3 in 10 high-risk melanoma patients see their cancer come back within two years. That's the conversation I dread having. You did everything right, and it wasn't enough. This week at ESMO 2026,

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What if you quit smoking by age 40?

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Every patient asks some version of the same question. Why can't we just find the thing driving the cancer and shut it off? Early in training, I thought that was mostly how it worked. Find the mutation. Match the drug. Done. Then you watch a cancer respond beautifully and come back months late

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A patient once told me, "I thought this was just how I was supposed to feel." Her hemoglobin was 7. That's about half of normal. She had been exhausted for years. She was told it was stress, then sleep, then the kids, then getting older. Nobody looked closely at the numbers. I see a versio

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The Pope's lung cancer was found by accident. Doctors were scanning his abdomen. On the edge of those images sat a small nodule in his lung. He wasn't known to smoke. No symptoms were ever reported. In mid-October, surgeons removed the lower lobe of his right lung. It was adenocarcinoma, the mos

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She came in worried about her hair. Clumps in the shower drain. More on her pillow every morning. Her blood count was normal. Her hemoglobin was normal. She'd been told everything looked fine. Nobody had checked her ferritin. Here's the biology. At the base of every hair is a bulb of cells

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