March is National Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month and this PSA reminds African-Americans to get screened for colon cancer. Guidelines suggest that those at average risk begin screening at age 50, even so, some studies have shown that African-Americans are far more often diagnosed with colon cancer at a younger age, leading some authorities to recommend that African-Americans ought to begin screening at age 45. This PSA was created achievable by a grant from Fujinon Endoscopy, a division of Fujifilm. For more info on colon cancer screening and prevention, log on to www.screen4coloncancer.org. Video Rating: / five