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200 00$aWhy get tested?$b[electronic resource]
210  1$a[Bethesda, Md.] :$cNational Institutes of Health,$d[between 2000 and 2009?]
300   $aAvailable as both streaming video (2 min., 43 sec., WMV file, sd., col.) and downloadable video (2 min., 43 sec., WMV file, sd., col.) files.
300   $aTitle from title frame.
300   $a"Some footage courtesy of Cancer Research and Prevention Foundation and ABC 4 Utah."
300   $aAccompanied by transcript in HTML format.
330   $aDr. Ernie Hawk of the National Cancer Institute's Division of Cancer Prevention provides an overview of cancerous growths that might be detected in the colon, and describes high-risk populations that benefit from colon cancer screening.
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