John A. McDougall, MD: Up The Wrong Butt, Colonoscopy – Guidelines for Colorectal Cancer Prevention
John McDougall, MD presents “Up The Wrong Butt, Colonoscopy – Guidelines for Colorectal Cancer Prevention” at the September, 2016 Advanced Study Weekend in Santa Rosa, California.
A Closed Caption version of this video is available on YouTube.
Also see:
- Colon and Other Cancers
- Colon Polyps & Colon Cancer
- Bowel Problems
- July 2016, Newsletter: Save Yourself from Colon Cancer (opens new window)
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