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EL PASO PRIME TIME: Dr. Richard McCallum

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Dr. Richard McCallum, KTEP’s “Tummy Doctor,” is a local gastroenterologist with the Paul L. Foster School of Medicine, Texas Tech University Health Sciences Center. He join us to explain why it is crucial for El Pasoans to screen for colon cancer with colonoscopies beginning at age 50. Most screenings are FREE, and can save us from a future of surgery, chemotherapy, radiation and possibly death if left untreated and unchecked.  If you have questions relating to stomach and digestive issues, email them to elpasoprimetime@gmail.com, and Dr. McCallum will address them next time he is on the program.

Aired April 9, 2016.    

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