Behind the screen

Colon cancer screening education
Lab worker in a white coat loading sample containers into laboratory equipment.
October 2026
6 min read
Behind the curtain: What really happens to your Cologuard Plus® box after you send it back
How can poop predict cancer? It’s quite the story! Advanced technology, specia...
Doctor talking with patient seated on an exam table.
October 2026
5 min read
Why is colon cancer on the rise?
More younger adults are being diagnosed with colon cancer than in the past, an...
Cologuard Plus collection kit placed on a front doorstep.
October 2026
3 min read
Skip the drive, not the deadline.
Return your Cologuard Plus® test without leaving home with a free UPS® pickup.
Know Your Risk. Today's episode: colon cancer risk factors.
August 2026
4 min read
Do you know your colon cancer risk?
This trivia-like article will help you understand your genetic and lifestyle r...
Doctor talking to patient about colon cancer screening.
July 2026
4 min read
How to talk to your doctor about colon cancer screening
From what questions to ask to seeing if a noninvasive, use-at-home test like C...
George and his wife smiling together on a sunny beach.
June 2026
5 min read
By George! What’s this Cologuard® box at my door?
Meet George, a 70-year-old from Houston, as he shares his real experience with...
 An older couple in a wooded setting, gently leaning into each other.
June 2026
4 min read
Why colon cancer matters
How common is colon cancer—and why does screening matter? Let’s break down key...
Cologuard box placed beside a yellow tree.
May 2026
2 min read
Cologuard® does not keep your DNA
Real talk about how Cologuard only checks for cancer related markers, doesn’t...
A Cologuard box sitting on a front doorstep.
April 2026
3 min read
The package on the porch: Who sent this Cologuard test?
If you received a Cologuard test you didn't request, you’re not alone. Learn w...
Tim,  screened with the Cologuard test.
PATIENT STORY

“It's important for me to get the word out there, hopefully alleviate some of the stigma, and make these conversations commonplace.”