‘Harvard Thinking’: Cancer is rising among younger people — why?

Harvard Gazette·Oct 8

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Cancer rates are increasing among younger people, with certain types of cancer rising faster in younger adults than in older ones. The trend is observed in various types of cancer, including colon and colorectal cancer, with younger women and men being affected. The reasons behind this increase are not clearly understood, prompting concern and investigation into possible factors and warning signs.

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