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Experts reveal how to tell if your weight loss is actually a sign of deadly bowel cancer that's on the rise

Daily Mail 1 min read 1 day ago

Being overweight does not boost survival outcomes in bowel cancer patients, despite long-held beliefs that carrying extra weight could have a protective effect.
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