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What is the oldest age for cologuard?

Major health organizations, including the U.S. Preventive Services Task Force (USPSTF) and the American Cancer Society (ACS), recommend an individualized approach for colorectal cancer screening after age 75. While the official oldest age for Cologuard for routine screening is 75 for average-risk individuals, screening may continue for some people up to age 85, depending on factors like overall health and screening history.

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Understanding Why No FIT Test After 74 is Standard Practice

Medical guidelines for routine colorectal cancer screening often suggest stopping at a certain age, sparking confusion for many patients. This has led to the common question: why no FIT test after 74? The decision is not arbitrary but is based on a careful assessment of risks, benefits, and individual patient health.

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