Why is colon health so important — and why do so many people avoid talking about it? In this episode of HealthCasts from Columbus Community Hospital, general surgeon Dr. Jeremy Albin explains why regular colon screenings can be life-saving. From common symptoms and screening options to diet and lifestyle tips that support colon health, Dr. Albin shares practical advice, clears up common misconceptions about colonoscopies, and stresses the importance of early detection in preventing colon cancer. Whether you're nearing screening age or just want to take better care of your digestive health, this episode is a must-listen.
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Gut Check: Taking Charge of Your Colon Health

Jeremy Albin, MD
Dr. Jeremy Albin has been treating patients at Columbus General Surgery since 2014. His goal is to create a relationship with his patients in which he is completely honest about what kind of treatment he feels is in their best interest. He believes that if a patient has a say in their treatment plan, they are more likely to follow through with it. He tries to practice holistic care, and while he loves all areas of surgery, he especially appreciates his practice’s increased focus on venous disease.
Dr. Albin completed his undergraduate education at the University of Nebraska–Lincoln, received his medical degree from the University of Nebraska Medical Center in Omaha, Nebraska, and completed his surgical residency at Methodist Dallas Medical Center in Dallas,Texas. He is certified with the American Board of Surgery and is a certified wound specialist. He is also certified in advanced cardiovascular life support and advanced trauma life support. He is a member of the American College of Surgeons, the Columbus Community Hospital Foundation board, the Platte and Loup Valley Medical Society and the Christian Medical and Dental Association.