A BMJ Oncology study reveals a troubling 79% surge in cancer cases among individuals under 50 globally over the past 30 years, with 3.26 million cases in 2019. Lifestyle factors such as obesity, high red meat and salt consumption, and inactivity, along with genetic factors, may contribute to this rise. Regions with the highest rates include North America, Australasia, and Western Europe.Under-50s cancer cases surge 79% in 30 years
GeneralA BMJ Oncology study reveals a troubling 79% surge in cancer cases among individuals under 50 globally over the past 30 years, with 3.26 million cases in 2019. Lifestyle factors such as obesity, high red meat and salt consumption, and inactivity, along with genetic factors, may contribute to this rise. Regions with the highest rates include North America, Australasia, and Western Europe.
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