Reducing Young-Onset Colorectal Cancer Risks: Key Insights and Prevention Tips
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Bowel cancer rates are rising among Australians under 50, especially those born in the 1990s, despite overall declining rates in older adults due to effective screening programs. The causes of this increase are unclear but may involve diet, obesity, infections, or gut microbiome changes. To reduce risk, individuals should monitor symptoms and participate in screening, which is now recommended for those aged 45–49.
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