Analysis of English, US and Dutch cancer data by the World Cancer Research Fund identified significant increases in early onset cancers for seven cancer types in England, five types in the US and four in the Netherlands.
World Cancer Research Fund identified significant increases early onset cancers
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Analysis of English, US and Dutch cancer data by World Cancer Research Fund identified “significant increases” in early onset cancers for seven cancer types in England, five types in the US and four in the Netherlands.
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Origin: extracted from Cancer rates rising more quickly among younger people, international research finds · 2026-10-10 19:59