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Myths

Myth #1

Colon cancer is a disease that affects only Caucasian males.
Myth #2

Only people with a family history of colon cancer get it.
Myth #3

I don't have any symptoms, so I must not have colon cancer.
Myth #4

Preparation for a colonoscopy is difficult.
Myth #5

Colonoscopies are unpleasant and uncomfortable.
Myth #6

I saw Katie Couric get a colonoscopy on the Today Show, so I should get one too.
Myth #7

All methods for colon cancer screening are equally as effective.
Myth #8

A polyp means I have cancer.
Myth #9

If I have colon cancer, it means I am dying.
Myth #10

I can't afford it.
Myth #11

I have to go to a hospital to have a colonoscopy.

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