Rising Early-Onset Cancer Rates Among Young Adults Highlight Urgent Need for Prevention and Global Collaboration

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The incidence of early-onset colorectal cancer is increasing among people under 50, with potential environmental factors like obesity and diet being investigated. Awareness of symptoms such as blood in stool and changes in bowel habits is crucial, and screening is recommended starting at age 45 for average risk individuals. Researchers emphasize the need to understand causes and promote early detection to improve outcomes.
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