Bowel cancer rates rising among younger people

Rates of bowel cancer are rising among younger adults, with no clear reason why, experts are warning. Although the disease still affects older people far more often, the increase in many countries among the under-50s is concerning, Cancer Research UK says. Obesity, ultra-processed food combined with poor diet, lack of movement (sedentarism, no sport if you want some synonims) seems to be among reasons of bowel cancer rates rising among younger people and you don't need to be an expert to say it - you need to be an expert just to know the details. Of course, genetics are clearly one reason because cancer is just another mutation but that's another part of the story.

England is one the countries with the biggest rise, averaging a 3.6% increase per year, researchers report in the journal Lancet Oncology, but most probably other countries found similar tendencies studing the citizen's healt.

You may won't be able to avoid it, but you can make much worse movement and a better sport like Kendo, you can have a better diet and a more natural food with much less ultra-processed food. So watch out!