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Lifestyle changes may be driving higher cancer rates in people under 50

Lifestyle changes may be driving higher cancer rates in people under 50
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United statesHarvard chanHeather eliassenTimothy rebbeckVincentl gregory jrTomotaka ugaiDepartment of epidemiologyBoston globeCancer prevention

Rise in cancer among younger people worries and puzzles doctors

An array of cancers are striking people younger than 50 at higher rates than in previous decades, prompting new screening guidelines, new research, and growing concern.

United kingdomUnited statesDana farber cancer instituteTufts universityChris goslineTomotaka ugaiAndrewt chanJoelb masonTimothy rebbeckHeather eliassenBrianm wolpinGastrointestinal cancer center at dana farberHarvard th chan schoolNational cancer institutePublic healthHarvard medical school

Aspartame cancer link: What to know about the WHO declaration

“I don’t think possible causes should be alarming if your lifestyle is balanced,” one doctor said.

United statesJean mayerDariush mozaffarianTimothy rebbeckRachel buchsbaumFrancesco brancaTufts medical centerHarvard universityTufts universityFriedman school of nutrition scienceDrug administrationAmerican beverage associationFriedman schoolNutrition science

Cutting-edge technologies and therapies set to revolutionize cancer treatment

Experts predict several advancements in the field of cancer immunotherapy in 2023. Researchers are optimistic about the advancements in cancer research and treatment in 2023, including the use of combination therapies, engineered cell therapies, cancer vaccines, precision medicine approaches, and improvements in cancer prevention and early detection efforts.

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Doylestown urologist teaches surgical techniques in Africa

Dr. Albert Ruenes Jr. of Bucks County has forged a friendship with Dr. Serigne Gueye of Dakar, Senegal, who was named Humanitarian of the Year by the Urology Care Foundation.

Doylestown hospitalUnited statesUniversity of pennsylvaniaWest virginiaUnited kingdomTimothy rebbeckAlbert ruenes jrSerigne gueyeLamine niangMohamed jallohCourtesy of doylestown health urologyDoylestown health urologySenegal surgical initiativeHospital of the university pennsylvaniaAmerican urological associationCentre de sante aristide mensah