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Colon Cancer Risk Before 40 May Be Linked To These Factors, Study Finds

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New research finds that sex, ethnicity, birth weight, and paternal age may shape early-onset colorectal cancer risk decades before diagnosis.

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Colon Cancer Risk Before 40 May Be Linked To These Factors, Study Finds

New research finds that sex, ethnicity, birth weight, and paternal age may shape early-onset colorectal cancer risk decades before diagnosis.

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Protothema broke the news on Thursday, June 25, 2026.
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