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Recent studies confirm that H. pylori is an independent risk factor for the development of colonic adenomatous neoplasms [41], the overall rate of H. pylori infection being significantly higher in adenoma cases than in polyp-free control cases.
Massaut et al. 2019
Two other recent studies indicate that H. pylori infection increases the risk of colorectal cancer, especially if combined with gastric atrophy [42].
Massaut et al. 2019
Similarly, in another study also coming from South Asia, it was shown that H. pylori infection was an increased risk factor for colorectal adenomas […