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Which colorectal cancer (CRC) screening option do you prescribe most often to your average-risk patients?
COLOGUARD ADHERENCE
Observed adherence nearly doubles with the Cologuard® test1,2
Adherence
Over 1.5 million of ~2.1 million patients were adherent to the Cologuard test within 1 year based on a retrospective cohort study1
Adherence
~900 of 2400 patients were adherent to screening colonoscopy within 3 years according to a separate clinical study2
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Average-risk patients preferred the Cologuard test over colonoscopy in a discrete choice experiment study.5*
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Better outcomes with the Cologuard test
View the impact of a positive Cologuard result on follow-up colonoscopy adherence and quality.
After a positive Cologuard result, 77% of patients adhered to a follow-up colonoscopy within 1 year.7‡
Cologuard adherence is supported by its patient navigation program8
According to a study, outreach programs, such as the patient navigation program, improved screening adherence and may help reduce patient burden and CRC mortality rates.8§

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- Individuals at average risk for CRC aged 45 to 75 (n=1249) preferred mt-sDNA (38.3%) over colonoscopy (32.5%; P<0.001).5
- Based on National Health Interview Survey data on CRC screening rates in 85,571 adults 50-75 years from 2005-2021. Starting in 2018, the survey began including mt-sDNA testing as a screening option. From then until the end of the study period, mt-sDNA testing had the largest increase in utilization and contributed the most to overall screening rates.6
- Based on a retrospective cohort analysis of 362,646 patients aged 45-75 who received a positive result between January 1, 2017 and June 30, 2022, with the first result serving as the index date.7
- Based on a study in a real-world setting that evaluated the impact of different digital outreach channels on patient adherence to CRC screening with a multi-target stool DNA (mt-sDNA) test among 2,425,308 patients aged 50-64 years.8
CRC=colorectal cancer; mt-sDNA=multitarget stool DNA.