Episode 151 – Colorectal Cancer Screening – What are the Barriers?

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Colorectal Cancer Screening – What are the Barriers? – On Saturday, March 4 our host Dr. Marianne T. Ritchie talks with Dr. Mark B. Pochapin about colorectal cancer screening. Colorectal Cancer is the second MOST common cause of cancer death, the MOST preventable cancer, but the MOST likely cancer screening test people avoid. Listen to this conversation and learn how the bowel prep has become easier, why family history of colorectal cancer and polyps are both important, and other important facts such as more people die of colorectal cancer than breast cancer.

Meet Our Guest:

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Your Real Champions® 

“The Warriors in the BLUE LIGHTS CAMPAIGN®” 

Your Real Champion® – “The Warriors in the BLUE LIGHTS CAMPAIGN®”

For 10 years, the BLUE LIGHTS CAMPAIGN® has organized the lighting of multiple buildings and iconic landmarks in BLUE during March for Colorectal Cancer Awareness. You too can join the Campaign.  Put a strand of BLUE lights on the front of your home or business, then send a photo to info@bluelightscampaign.com and we’ll post your photo on www.bluelightscampaign.com.

Each week, we highlight the Real Champions in your life! Your family, friends, or colleagues who go the extra mile to help others in their community.

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Your Addiction Expert

Caitlyn Baldwin

Clinical Coordinator, Recovery Centers of America at Lighthouse

This week’s topic — Family Dynamics within Addiction

Caitlyn Baldwin has been a Clinical Coordinator at Recovery Centers of America for close to four years. Caitlyn completed her Bachelor of Arts in Psychology and obtained her Master of Social Work from Stockton University. Caitlyn’s career is centered around empowering families in both the non-profit and treatment settings. Caitlyn is passionate about helping vulnerable individuals work through adversities they face in everyday life.