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Hong Kong Surgeon Blamed for Operating on Wrong Organ, Patient Dies

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Hong Kong Surgeon Blamed for Operating on Wrong Organ, Patient Dies

An 85-year-old woman died after a Hong Kong surgeon operated on her stomach instead of her colon. An investigation found "confirmation bias" led to the error, prompting calls for the surgeon's dismissal.

Expert Insights: Lifestyle Choices to Reduce Colon Cancer Risk

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Expert Insights: Lifestyle Choices to Reduce Colon Cancer Risk

Medical experts emphasize that lifestyle factors such as diet, physical activity, and regular screening are critical in preventing colon cancer, which is increasingly affecting younger adults.