💡 A Test That Could Save Your Life (It May Have Saved Mine) (Issue 154)

An ounce of prevention is invaluable

Four people stood next to me, looking at my bare backside.

That’s the last thing I remember before drifting off to dreamland when the anesthesiologist pushed the plunger that fed into my IV. This would be my third colonoscopy in the last 10 years.

Why so many tests?

Well, 10 years ago, a surgeon found a precancerous tumor during my very first colonoscop…