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Experts raise alarm over rising colon cancer in teenagers - disease is 'usually aggressive' and kills half of patients

Daily Mail 1 min read 11 hours ago

Leading cancer specialists are urging doctors to take abdominal pain and unexplained weight loss more seriously in young people, as bowel cancer rates continue to soar.
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