Why are so many young people getting cancer? Everything we know from 'ageing cells' to 'antibiotics'

Early-onset cancer cases are on the rise and are forecast to continue to surge in the next decade, with people in their 40s the most at risk. As scientists work to pinpoint the exact cause, experts have shared several potential explanations for the sudden surge

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