Dr. Zuri Murrell

04/06/2026

IBS Awareness Month is a reminder that what you’re feeling is real—and you’re not alone in it.
From bloating to unpredictable flare-ups, living with IBS can be frustrating, exhausting, and often misunderstood. But with the right support, education, and care, it can be managed.

Listen to your body. Advocate for your health. And don’t be afraid to talk about it.

04/05/2026

Wishing you and yours a happy, safe and peaceful Easter holiday!

04/03/2026

Your health comes first. Call today to schedule your screening: (323) 310-1137

04/02/2026

A colonoscopy isn’t just another routine appointment—it’s one of the most effective ways to prevent colon cancer, not just detect it.

During the procedure, doctors can identify and remove polyps or take small tissue samples before they ever become something more serious. That means stopping potential issues before symptoms even begin.

It’s a simple, proactive step that can make a life-saving difference in your long-term health.

🎥 Tap into my reel to see exactly how this powerful screening works!

04/01/2026

Colon Cancer Awareness Month may be ending, but taking care of your health shouldn’t. Screening, early detection, and listening to your body are things that matter every single day—not just one month out of the year.

03/31/2026

Thank you and for sitting down with me an Mike to discuss this important issue that is effecting our community. See the full conversation at the link in my bio

03/27/2026

Wondering how colon cancer progresses? In this reel, I walk through the stages and what they mean — important information everyone should understand.

03/26/2026

03/24/2026

Colon cancer is often thought of as a disease that affects older adults, but rates in younger people have been rising. During Colon Cancer Awareness Month, it’s an important reminder to pay attention to symptoms, know your family history, and talk with your doctor about when screening is right for you.

Early detection of Colon Cancer can make all the difference. Awareness, education, and screening save lives. 💙

03/23/2026

This powerful story from Magazine follows a 24-year-old woman diagnosed with stage 3 colon cancer who is sharing what she wishes she had known before starting treatment. From the emotional toll and unexpected loneliness of cancer to the lasting side effects after chemotherapy, her journey highlights the reality many young patients face. Her message is clear: listen to your body, don’t ignore symptoms like blood in your stool, and advocate for your health—no matter your age. ➡️ https://loom.ly/Dc8GQlA

Meagan Meadows was diagnosed with stage 3 colon cancer in 2025, when she was just 24. After eight months of treatment, she's sharing with PEOPLE what she wished she'd known before her diagnosis.

03/20/2026

Be honest, how much are you getting?

03/19/2026

It’s Colorectal Cancer Awareness Month, and I want to share a positive outcome—because sometimes good news is exactly what motivates us to take better care of ourselves. Early detection and being proactive about your health can truly make a difference. Taking that step—whether it’s scheduling a screening, paying attention to symptoms, or simply staying informed—really does pay off. 💙