Obituaries Related to "Colon" from New York Times Archive
How to Halve the Death Rate From Colon Cancer
Fewer than half the people who should be screened for colon cancer bother to do so.
Paid Notice: Deaths COLON, JOSE M., M.D.
COLON--Jose M., M.D., on September 26, 2006. Loving son of Susana, dear brother of Rafael, Vivian and Susie, loving nephew of Nydia Pesquera. Also survived by many nieces and nephews. Dr. Colon was a Doctor of Medicine, New York University School of Medicine. Among his credentials, he was also Assistant Professor, Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, New Jersey School of Medicine, Attending Physician, Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, UMDNJ-University Hospital, Assistant Attending Phy ...
Paid Notice: Deaths COLON, LUIS W.
COLON-Luis W. On November 23, 2002. He is survived by his daughters Teresa, Catherine, Eileen, Jean and Cristina. Dear Daddy, our love will forever be infinite. COLON-Luis. My heart is hurting for the loss of a beautiful friend and great father. My deepest sympathies. Tony Crisano
Paid Notice: Deaths COLON, JOSE ''TONY''
COLON-Jose ''Tony''. December 31, 1997. Past President of EAL Metro Chapter, Exec. Board Kennedy Democrats, Exec. Board Queens Valley Home Owners, Past Adjutant VFW, Albertson, LI. IAM Shop Steward, JFK. Survived by his beloved wife Gloria, sons John and Richard and their families. Viewing today at Fox Funeral Home, Forest Hills, from 3-8 PM. Service Monday 10 A.M., Queen of Peace R.C. Church, Flushing.
Report Calls Simple Test Effective In Reducing Colon Cancer Deaths
After decades of debate and inconclusive findings, a major new study has shown that a yearly test can significantly reduce deaths from colorectal cancer, the second leading cause of cancer deaths among Americans. In the 13-year study, those in a group randomly chosen to undergo annual tests for blood in their stools experienced 33 percent fewer deaths from cancers of the colon and rectum than did those in a similar group who were not offered the test.
How to Halve the Death Rate From Colon Cancer
Fewer than half the people who should be screened for colon cancer bother to do so.
Paid Notice: Deaths COLON, JOSE M., M.D.
COLON--Jose M., M.D., on September 26, 2006. Loving son of Susana, dear brother of Rafael, Vivian and Susie, loving nephew of Nydia Pesquera. Also survived by many nieces and nephews. Dr. Colon was a Doctor of Medicine, New York University School of Medicine. Among his credentials, he was also Assistant Professor, Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, New Jersey School of Medicine, Attending Physician, Department of Obstetrics and Gynecology, UMDNJ-University Hospital, Assistant Attending Phy ...
Paid Notice: Deaths COLON, LUIS W.
COLON-Luis W. On November 23, 2002. He is survived by his daughters Teresa, Catherine, Eileen, Jean and Cristina. Dear Daddy, our love will forever be infinite. COLON-Luis. My heart is hurting for the loss of a beautiful friend and great father. My deepest sympathies. Tony Crisano
Paid Notice: Deaths COLON, JOSE ''TONY''
COLON-Jose ''Tony''. December 31, 1997. Past President of EAL Metro Chapter, Exec. Board Kennedy Democrats, Exec. Board Queens Valley Home Owners, Past Adjutant VFW, Albertson, LI. IAM Shop Steward, JFK. Survived by his beloved wife Gloria, sons John and Richard and their families. Viewing today at Fox Funeral Home, Forest Hills, from 3-8 PM. Service Monday 10 A.M., Queen of Peace R.C. Church, Flushing.
Report Calls Simple Test Effective In Reducing Colon Cancer Deaths
After decades of debate and inconclusive findings, a major new study has shown that a yearly test can significantly reduce deaths from colorectal cancer, the second leading cause of cancer deaths among Americans. In the 13-year study, those in a group randomly chosen to undergo annual tests for blood in their stools experienced 33 percent fewer deaths from cancers of the colon and rectum than did those in a similar group who were not offered the test.
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