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Bowel cancer study seeks 250,000 volunteers to solve alarming rise in young people

By Info60 UK Desk•Summary of reporting by The Independent•19h ago•0 views•
Bowel cancer study seeks 250,000 volunteers to solve alarming rise in young people
King’s College London are working with Zoe on the Prospect-UK study to solve the mystery of rising cases
A quarter of a million volunteers are being sought for a nationwide research project investigating the mystery of why bowel cancer diagnoses are increasing among younger adults. Historically considered a health issue primarily affecting older generat... [3886 chars]
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