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Younger Generations Are Aging Faster – and It May Be Fueling a Surge in Cancer
The link was strongest for lung, gastrointestinal and uterine cancers, and the study found an 8% higher risk of early-onset solid cancers.
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Younger Generations Are Aging Faster – and It May Be Fueling a Surge in Cancer
Younger generations may be aging biologically faster than those before them, and that shift could help explain rising rates of cancer at younger ages. For decades, cancer was viewed largely as a disease of older age. Yet around the world, doctors are seeing a troubling shift: more cancers are being diagnosed in people in their [...]
Faster Biological Aging May Help Explain Why More Younger Adults Are Getting Cancer
Learn more about how younger generations are now aging faster than their parents and grandparents, and how this aging gap could explain the rise in early-onset cancers.
The accelerated biological clock could explain the increase in early tumors (ANSA)
Faster Aging May Explain Rising Young Adult Cancers
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