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Colorectal cancer rising among under-50s despite decline in older adults

Colorectal cancer rising among under-50s despite decline in older adults
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A study published in the European Journal of Cancer reveals that colorectal cancer rates are rising among adults under 50, even as they decline in older populations. Researchers suggest that while screening programs are effectively protecting older adults, the trend among younger people remains a significant concern.

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This shift in cancer demographics highlights a growing public health challenge that may necessitate changes to screening guidelines and increased awareness among younger age groups.

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