
Under-50s show accelerated biological ageing amid rising early cancers
A study published in Nature Medicine reports that people born in the 1960s–70s and again in the 1990s display higher biological ageing than earlier cohorts, a pattern that may be linked to the increasing rates of cancers diagnosed in younger adults. While the research shows a correlation and highlights the body’s systemic aging processes, it does not establish causation, and experts call for further investigation to understand what drives these changes and their connection to cancer and other chronic diseases.





