Carlo Boszhard recently sent some samples from his stool to the laboratory in the context of the Population screening for colon cancer, but Humberto Tan has received nothing at all.
The sooner colon cancer is detected, the smaller the chance of dying from the disease: the results of the colon cancer population are very successful for the time being. “We see that the risk of dying from colon cancer with almost half goes down,” says Iris Lansdorp, professor of Erasmus MC, in RTL News.
Humberto doesn’t get anything
Humberto Tan prompts the news in his talk show, but appears to have not yet participated. “Have you ever been summoned? Have you ever participated? Who has participated? I have never participated in such an investigation. Such an investigation, you will be called up for that?”
His table guest Floor Bremer then flattered: “But colon cancer is from 55 years old.”
Humberto, who is already 59, then: “Yes, well?”
Not called
Floor thinks it is very strange. “O. You were not called?”
Humberto: “Not that I know, no.”
Floor: “But in principle everyone is called, so maybe it has lost with you.”
Humberto: “Yes, maybe I didn’t look carefully in the letterbox. I will look again. In any case: it is very good.”
Carlo is
Carlo Boszhard recently said that he was invited. “I have been on my desk for a while, but I am also going to participate. I am 55-plus, so I don’t have to put it aside but be smart,” he wrote in his column.
For a long time he wanted to stick to the idea that not much can happen at his age, but in the end Carlo is now also just a senior. “The shine of the youth is gone, yet I still feel young.”