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8 things you should know about colorectal cancer in 2026
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A recent American Cancer Society study found that colorectal cancer is increasingly common, especially in adults under 50. Test your current knowledge with this slideshow and learn what you can be doing to prevent it.
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Colorectal cancer cases are on the rise, especially for adults under the age of 50, according to a new report released by the American Cancer Society.
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