5 New Year's Resolutions for a Happier Gut with IBS
There’s still time to add one or two more resolutions to your 2026 list, and you can make your gut happier in the process. Here are five New Year’s resolutions for a happier gut with IBS.
Colon Cancer Awareness Month
The Month of March is COLON CANCER AWARENESS MONTH
- Age 50 years and older.
- Family history of colon cancer or colon polyps.
- Previous history of colon polyps.
Colonoscopy is a PREVENTIVE PROCEDURE that is fully covered under the “Obamacare” Act. If you feel you are eligible for one based on the reasons above, please contact your insurance provider. This is a public service announcement of Las Vegas Gastroenterology.
3910 S Maryland Pkwy Ste. 9 B, Las Vegas, NV 89119
For more information, please call 1-877-LVGASTRO or 702 982 7240
or email us at LVG@LVGASTRO.COM
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