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When teens get colorectal cancer, it's often an aggressive form of the disease

When teens get colorectal cancer, it's often an aggressive form of the disease
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Jo Henderson was 17 when she was diagnosed with advanced colorectal cancer. It came after months of symptoms — stomach pain, bloating, constipation — and months of testing. “I was expecting a gluten allergy, lactose intolerance,” said Henderson, now 18, of Seekonk, Massachusetts. “Literally anyt...

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