HealthStudy examines why younger generations may face higher cancer risk

Researchers are seeing some age-related cancers more often among younger people. A new study suggests one possible reason is that younger generations may be aging faster than their parents or grandparents. The finding links the earlier appearance of these cancers to differences in the pace of aging across generations. It offers a potential explanation for a pattern researchers are increasingly observing.

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