People with first-degree relatives who were repeatedly diagnosed with colorectal polyps appeared at increased risk for ...

Hyperplastic polyp and inflammatory polyp: These are common but usually not cancerous. If yours is rather large, your doctor may recommend getting a colonoscopy more often than the standard every ...

Enhances B Cell Responses in Type 2 Inflammation Through IL-17RB Receptor,” published in the January 2025 issue of Allergy ...

OBJECTIVE: Since some controversy exists concerning the frequency of inflammatory cells in nasal polyps, we have compared the frequency of tissue inflammatory cells (lymphocytes, neutrophils ...

Not all polyps become cancer ... Certain GI disorders, like inflammatory bowel disease, also raise the odds of colorectal cancer. And it can be hard to tell their symptoms apart.

Study uncovers a pathogenic subset of memory T-cells that promote tissue inflammation and highlights a potential target for treating nasal polyps and other inflammatory airway diseases.

The FDA has started its review of Nucala (mepolizumab) for the inflammatory condition, which results in the growth of nasal polyps in the nose that can obstruct airflow and cause mucus discharge ...

Medicare defines high risk of developing colon cancer as someone who has a family history of the disease, has had inflammatory bowel disease, or has had colorectal cancer or colorectal polyps.

There are two kinds of polyps: neoplastic ones and non-neoplastic polyps, including inflammatory polyps. An examination of 21 Jack Russell terriers showed they all had neoplastic polyps.

Frequent colorectal polyp diagnoses in first- and second-degree relatives are associated with an increased risk for colorectal cancer (CRC), especially early-onset CRC. Researchers evaluated the ...