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Cancer rates rising faster among younger people, international study finds

Major new research has found that cases of several different kinds of cancer have risen sharply among young people in England, the US and the Netherlands. The number of people under the age of 50 diagnosed with prostate cancer in England has quadrupled since 2001. Researchers aren't exactly sure why…

France 24 · Oct 6

Experts give verdict on what under-50s need to do now to help avoid cancer as rates surge

Experts say the figures reflect the growing obesity epidemic, poor diets and insufficient exercise

The Independent UK · Oct 6

Seven different cancers are rising among under-50s, experts warn

The World Cancer Research Fund says the trajectory is ‘concerning’

Evening Standard · Oct 6

Very Hot Tea and Coffee Linked to Triple the Risk of One Esophageal Cancer Type in Britain

A study of nearly one million UK adults links very hot tea and coffee to a higher risk of esophageal cancer. What US drinkers should know.

Medical Daily · Sep 10

Drinking very hot tea and coffee can triple your risk of cancer, Oxford study finds

The new study said the temperature at which coffee and tea is drunk in Western populations is around 60C

The Independent UK · Sep 8

Experts respond to claims that smear tests use ‘cancer-causing’ chemicals

More than 3,000 women are diagnosed with cervical cancer each year in the UK

The Independent UK · Aug 20

More than 60% of adults have not bought sunscreen so far this year – survey

Just 56% of adults in England, Scotland and Wales bought sunscreen in the last two years, the poll by Worldpanel by Numerator for Nivea Sun found.

Evening Standard · Aug 14

Why misguided influencers are wrong to ditch sunscreen during Europe’s record-breaking heatwave

As Europe swelters under record-breaking temperatures, misleading claims that sunscreen causes rather than protects against skin cancer are spreading online – but experts tell The Independent the evidence shows a very different story

The Independent UK · Aug 9

A Decade Long Effort Just Doubled the Public Supply of Laboratory Cancer Models Researchers Can Actually Use

The NCI's Human Cancer Models Initiative released 665 patient-derived models from 2,780 donors. What the models are and why the supply matters.

Medical Daily · Aug 7

A Mouse Study Suggests Inherited Genes Help Decide Whether DNA Damage Becomes Cancer

In mice, four genetic backgrounds given identical DNA damage developed tumors that evolved differently, suggesting inherited genes shape cancer paths.

Medical Daily · Jul 29