Rising Colorectal Cancer Rates
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Colorectal cancer is surging in young people worldwide, study finds. Experts say growing economies and 'Western lifestyles' may be to blame.
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The rise in colorectal cancer among young people is a “global phenomenon,” a new study finds.
Rates of early-onset cases in the U.S. are rising by 2.13% per year in the United States .
Wealth itself may be a factor to the rising rates, experts say.
Fast food and ultra-processed foods are prime suspects.
Don't be scared by these findings, say Sung and Giannakis.
Maintain a healthy body weight, eat whole foods like fresh fruits and vegetables.
Watch for signs of colorectal cancer, such as ongoing blood in your stool, black or tarry stool, thin stool and persistent abdominal pain.
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