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One in ten colorectal cancers is now in people aged under 50 - and survival rates plunge without early detection and treatment

Daily Mail 1 min read 6 hours ago

Cases of bowel cancer - also known as colorectal cancer - have surged among younger adults in recent years, with one in 10 cases now in under 50s.
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