The colon cancer, one of the most commonly diagnosed types of cancer in the world, poses a serious public health problem. The disease produces more than a million new cases each year, and its mortality rate is alarming, claiming the lives of approximately 600,000 people annually. Most cancer cases develop from adenomas, or polyps, found in the colon, which can occur in 20-30% of the population. Therefore, the importance of early detection and screening tests is paramount, as they can significantly reduce the mortality rate. One common method for screening for colon cancer is the fecal occult blood test, which has been shown to reduce the mortality rate by 15%.…