Why More People in Their 30s Are Suddenly Getting Colon Cancer

SciTechDaily·May 28

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There are reports of an increase in colon cancer cases among people in their 30s. The cause of this trend is not specified, but it is being noted by medical professionals and health outlets. The exact reasons and scope of the increase are unclear, with various health issues affecting young people being discussed in the media, including colon cancer.

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