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Sorry this is so late a response to your question. I'm not certain if this is your issue but, I had this issue due to my battery not making contact because the battery's positive end contact was a little too short. This can be resolved with a touch of aluminum foil on the Positive end contact of the controller.

Men and women aged 50 to 74 should be screened for colorectal cancer regularly. If you or someone in your family has had colorectal cancer, talk to your doctor about your risk of cancer and what test you should have. If you’re over 74, talk with your doctor about the benefits and risks of screening for colorectal cancer.

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In Alberta, colorectal cancer is the second leading cause of cancer-related deaths for men and the third for women. Screening is the only way to find colorectal cancer early, when 9 out of 10 cases can be prevented or treated successfully.

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An abnormal result means that there's blood in the stool. This doesn’t mean that you have cancer. It tells your doctor that you need a colonoscopy to find out why you have blood in your stool.

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There are instructions with pictures in the FIT kit. It’s an easy test to do – all you have to do is collect a sample of stool on a plastic stick and put the stick into the collection bottle.

Colorectal cancer is cancer that starts in the colon or rectum. Part of the digestive system, the colon and rectum are also called the large bowel or large intestine. Because cancers of the colon and rectum are alike they’re called colorectal cancer. Colorectal cancer can develop from some polyps (abnormal tissue) that grow on the inner wall of the colon and rectum. Not all polyps are cancerous, but some polyps may turn into cancer. These pre-cancerous polyps can grow for a long time without causing symptoms before they become cancer.

I need assistance with my oculus 2 controllers. I've already cleaned the controllers out and put new batteries in, I just purchased. The right one works but the left controller does not work even with the new battery. Please help.

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The below link is a great, quick 2 minute explanation of how this can be resolved (aside from buying different brand AA batteries) and is my source for the above information.

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It takes 1 to 2 weeks for the results. The lab sends the test result to your family doctor and the Alberta Colorectal Cancer Screening Program. If you're between 50 and 74, you'll be sent a letter with your test result from the program. If your test results show that there is hidden blood in your stool ​(an abnormal result), the letter will ask you to speak with your family doctor if you haven't already. If you’re younger than 50 or over 74, you won’t be sent a letter: instead, your family doctor will follow up with you about the result.

Hey there! Please ensure that the battery compartments and terminals are free of dust, dirt and damage, and ensure that you're using batteries that are fresh as well. If the issue persists, please click here to submit a ticket so that we can help. Thanks!

Spoke with support and the options are to try a full factory reset and if that doesn't work... Get a replacement. This is literally my first battery replacement and it seems the hardware is physically finnicky with batteries. Really poor design and experience overall.

This foil trick did work. I compared the before and after batteries. I had been using ACDelco batteries and switched to a cheap bulk pack of Kirkland brand from Costco. While the overall length of the batteries are the same, the Kirkland negative terminal extends out further beyond the body of the battery and the positive terminal nipple extends less from the body of the battery than the ACDelco battery. Because the positive terminal in the controller sits inside a plastic cup rather than being flush or extended as in most other electronics, the shorter nipple on the Kirkland battery can't connect without some help.

The Fecal Immunochemical Test (FIT) is a home stool (poop) test that looks for blood in the stool. There can be many reasons that blood may be found in the stool, including colorectal cancer.

I'm not certain if this is your issue but, I had a similar problem because my battery was not making contact (on the positive end). This was resolved with some folded up aluminum foil on the Positive end contact of the controller.

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If you’re asked to do another home stool test within 1 year of your last one, you won’t be sent a result letter: instead, your family doctor will follow up with you about the result.

Same thing happened to me. Remote was working fine, it needed new batteries. i changed them out and then the remote wouldn’t work. We only played the thing a few months.

The FIT is the recommended screening test for everyone aged 50 to 74 at average risk (no personal or family history of colorectal cancer). Colonoscopy is another test that is used to screen for colorectal cancer in people who have an increased risk. This means that if you've been told you have polyps in your colon, have had colorectal cancer, or have a family history of colorectal cancer, you should talk with your family doctor about colonoscopy.

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The below link is a great, quick 2 minute explanation of how this can be resolved (aside from buying different brand AA batteries) and is my source for the above information.

No test is 100% accurate. There is a chance that a pre-cancerous polyp or cancer can be missed if it wasn’t bleeding when the test was done. Regular screening gives you the best chance of colorectal cancer being found early, when treatment may be more successful.

Once you've done the FIT at home, bring it to a lab near you. You do not need to book an appointment to drop off your FIT.