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Home›general›Why is bowel cancer rising in young adults? Study needs 250,000 people to take part
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Why is bowel cancer rising in young adults? Study needs 250,000 people to take part

By Info60 UK Desk•Summary of reporting by Sky News•3h ago•0 views•
Why is bowel cancer rising in young adults? Study needs 250,000 people to take part
Experts are searching for a quarter of a million people to take part in a new study to investigate why bowel cancer cases are rising among younger adults.
Experts are searching for a quarter of a million people to take part in a new study to investigate why bowel cancer cases are rising among younger adults.
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