Posted on 03/02/2023 3:35:28 PM PST by george76
Colon cancer continues to rise among younger U.S. adults, with the American Cancer Society reporting a doubling of cases in people younger than 55 in about 25 years.
Also, significantly more Americans are being diagnosed with advanced stages of the disease..
As of 2019, 20% of colon cancer cases occurred in adults under age 55 -- up from just 11% in 1995...
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"We don't know what is driving the increase in colorectal cancer among young people," said senior researcher Dr. Ahmedin Jemal..
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This year more than 153,000 Americans will be diagnosed with colon cancer and 52,550 will die from the disease,
Screening is the best protection against colon cancer, Jemal said.
The cancer society recommends that screening start at age 45 for people at average risk. But Jemal said only 4 in 10 adults are being screened.
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colonoscopy .. needs to be done only every 10 years
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Dr. John Ricci, chief of colorectal surgery at Long Island Jewish Medical Center in Great Neck, N.Y., said he treats many younger colon cancer patients nowadays.
"Where it used to be almost unheard of to see somebody in their 30s with colon cancer, now we're seeing it fairly frequently, unfortunately,"
Patients have to be aware of their family history
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Colon cancer rates were 33% higher in men (41.5 per 100,000) than in women (31 per 100,000) from 2015 to 2019, likely due to differences in risk factors, such as excess body weight, eating processed meats and smoking,
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The highest rates of colon cancer are among Alaska Natives (88.5 per 100,000), American Indians (46 per 100,000) and Black people (41.7 per 100,000). Among white people, incidence is 35.7 per 100,000. Death patterns are similar, with the highest among Alaska Natives, American Indians and Black people.
(Excerpt) Read more at upi.com ...
you’re right, 2019 is pre covid. Nevertheless, compromised immunity is a cause for the emergence of latent cancers, and there is little doubt that the shot compromises immunity.
More testing caused more cases of Covid 19 also.
“We don’t know what is driving the increase in colorectal cancers.” Hmm. Why not talk to 50 patients, ask about personal diet and exercise and then draw a conclusion? It’s either gluttony or lust.
Is it quantity or room clearing quality?
I have dogs for a reason.
[Couldn’t be because of their newest charming sexual habit could it?]
If you fart a lot what? Decreases your chances of getting or decreases your chances of dying from it?
clot shot
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Now, the death certificate will list cause of death as ‘natural causes.’
Start taking curcumin.
Microwave food is the worst. Not because of the microwaves, but because of all the crazy chemicals in microwave foods. The only exception I make to the microwave rule is Nathan's Bagel Dogs - 90 seconds to food heaven!
Rectal cancer is what you see as a STD. Colon cancer, unless someone has a nine foot schlong is not due to sexual fluids.
Congratulations on proving that your side is Pavlovian in response. Had you actually read the article the time line ends in 2019.
see #21
You are aware the study time line ended prior to the start of COVID vaccination. I adore it when y’all demonstrate it’s all about the agenda for you. It reveals the fundamental dishonesty of your arguments.
Answer:
Carrying “smart” phones around in your back pocket.
The white population is just racist not keeping up.
Rectal cancer is an STI or STD. Colin cancer is hard to have sexual fluids that high especially right sided cancers. It likely is the diet and lack of screening.
You know that’s a really interesting thought. This should be studied. But it is the once thing that really has become far more prominent.
If the “f@rt a lot” stuff is true, then I guess I’ll never get colon cancer
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