A colonoscopy is recommended for adults 45 and older, and earlier for those at higher risk.
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On May 1, 2024, Stanford Health Care Tri-Valley will be closing its Outpatient Nutrition Services located at 1119 East Stanley Boulevard in Livermore. Click the link below for information on alternative sites to receive this care.
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Every year, heart disease is responsible for 19 million deaths worldwide. That's nearly twice the number of cancer deaths, yet people's perceptions of heart disease and cancer are remarkably different.
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