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The Medical Minute: Why are GI cancers rising in young adults?

Summary by Penn State Health News
GI cancers are rising in younger adults. A Penn State Cancer Institute oncologist explains warning signs, why screening now starts at age 45 and how healthy habits can save lives.
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The Medical Minute: Why are GI cancers rising in young adults?

GI cancers are rising in younger adults. A Penn State Cancer Institute oncologist explains warning signs, why screening now starts at age 45 and how healthy habits can save lives.

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Penn State Health News broke the news on Tuesday, November 3, 2026.
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