re: never too early to get colon checked: former UM defensive standout craig roh dies at 33

Sometimes you run into serious issues with false positives, brought about by early testing. I think people would be pretty alarmed if they did the math and found out how many false positives are produced by common tests.

This is not the poli board so I don't want to make this political, but my healthcare plan stops the insurance companies from throttling access to these tests and lets people go get one if they want one. I think one's peace of mind is important and if you want everything tested, regardless of the guidelines, you should be able to do that. I feel for people with a family history of things that get shut down by insurance companies as they want to test early and often. It just seems cruel.