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It’s suspected that lifestyle factors could be playing a role.

Lyssna: Nordic study: Cancer becoming more common among young adults 2

  • A new Nordic study shows that certain types of cancer have become more common among people under the age of 50.

  • These include bowel cancer, kidney cancer and thyroid cancer.

  • Researchers suspect the increase in cases could come down to lifestyle factors, like changed dietary habits and obesity.

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