"Rising Trend: Colorectal Cancer Cases Increasing Among Younger Patients"

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Colorectal cancer is increasingly affecting people under 50 in the US, with symptoms such as abdominal pain, rectal bleeding, diarrhea, and iron deficiency being common. Research suggests that younger patients may experience distinct symptoms, and three individuals under 50 shared their early symptoms that led to a diagnosis. Experts believe environmental factors and genetic predisposition may be contributing to the rise in cases among younger adults, emphasizing the importance of early screening and awareness of symptoms.
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