Major study launched to investigate rising bowel cancer cases in young adults
Summary
A major study has been launched to investigate the increasing number of bowel cancer cases among young adults. The study aims to understand the reasons behind this trend and requires the participation of 250,000 people. Experts are currently seeking participants to take part in the research. Recent reports indicate a concerning rise in cancer diagnoses among adults under 50, with increases noted in several types of cancer. The study is in its early stages, with recruitment efforts ongoing.
Latest: New reports highlight a concerning rise in cancer diagnoses among adults under 50, with increases noted in several types of cancer.
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How it unfolded
Tuesday 6 October
New reports highlight a concerning rise in cancer diagnoses among adults under 50, with increases noted in several types of cancer.
- 01:12Wales OnlineNew warning to anyone born since 1976 over seven cancers - full list
Monday 5 October
Experts are actively seeking 250,000 participants for a new study on the rising rates of bowel cancer in young adults.
- 21:30Sky News'Concerning' rise in cancer cases among adults under 50
- 19:01The Independent‘Concerning trajectory’ cancer diagnosis rates among under 50s, expert says
- 06:34The IndependentBowel cancer study seeks 250,000 volunteers to solve alarming rise in young people
Sunday 4 October