Colorectal cancer is the second leading cause of cancer-related death in the United States, with rates currently rising in younger adults.

March is Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month. President Donald J. Trump has a message for America.

“We stand alongside every citizen courageously battling colon or rectal cancer, we pay tribute to those who lost their lives to the disease, and we renew our pledge to build a future that is healthy, strong, and totally cancer-free.”

This year, colorectal cancer is estimated to claim the lives of 55,000 Americans. It is the leading cause of cancer death for both men and women under the age of 50.

“Colorectal cancer often progresses without symptoms, but it is highly treatable with early detection and diagnosis,” Trump said. “For this reason, I implore the American people to be strong stewards of their health and be aware of their family history and risk factors.  Regular screening is recommended starting at age 45.”

  Maintaining a healthy weight, regular exercise, and a balanced diet are important lifestyle choices. These choices can play a role in cancer prevention.

“My Administration is committed to addressing the root causes of our Nation’s chronic disease crisis, including cancer, which shatters far too many lives,” he continued. “Last year, I established the Make America Healthy Again Commission to prioritize the health of our citizens.”

With Trump and Robert F. Kennedy, Jr. in office in 2025, twenty-nine leading patient advocacy groups and healthcare organizations came together. They applauded the United States Supreme Court’s decision in Kennedy v. Braidwood Management to uphold the constitutionality of the United States Preventive Services Task Force (USPSTF).

• This decision supports the provision of the Affordable Care Act. This act requires most private insurers to cover recommended services without cost sharing. These services include colorectal cancer screening.

• Between 2010 and 2016, eliminating cost sharing was associated with a 17% drop in colorectal cancer incidence, meaning this coverage prevented approximately 65,000+ of the 290,000 deaths that would have otherwise occurred.

While mainstream media and Democrats continue with false narratives, the Trump administration cut bureaucracy, not research.

“We’re not cutting science,” Kennedy said Nov. 17. “We’re not cutting research.” 

“I applaud the efforts of our country’s most innovative researchers, medical professionals, and scientists who tirelessly pursue cures as well as groundbreaking treatments and technologies to allow earlier detection and to enhance and extend the lives of cancer patients,” Trump said.

“This month, we remember those whose lives were stolen as a result of colorectal cancer.  We send our thoughts and prayers to those who have lost precious friends and loved ones.  We pray that God will grant courage, strength, and hope to the men and women battling these vicious diseases—and above all, we vow to continue our fight to achieve a healthy American future.”

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