THIS DRAVENTS FASHION IS ALL OVER THE GLOBE – not just for the little people
Some councilors are becoming a big problem for almost everyone. A new study shows cases of athlete-related obesity have been increasing worldwide and in various age groups.
Scientists in the UK have analyzed the data of cancer recruitment that takes 15 years from many countries, including the US and found that, in many countries, many types of cancer have increased in both young men. The discovery suggests that surgery in cancer cases seen recently is not limited to the young, as some past reports and media reports have highlighted.
A widespread increase
Many studies have seen an increase in certain cancers among young people. Earlier this summer, for example, Dana-Farber researchers reported a steady increase in stomach cancer among Americans under the age of 50, going back a decade.
The investigators behind this current study wanted to take a more recent look, specifically, at the global and international level of life.
They analyzed data on cancer cases reported annually between 2003 and 2017 from 42 countries in Asia, Europe, Africa, North and South America and Australia. They focused specifically on 13 types of cancer that previous studies have shown are likely to increase in young adults.
In many countries, researchers found to reduce 6 cancers in adults under the age of 50: Thyroid cancer, breast cancer, breast cancer, kidney cancer, and endometrial cancer, and leukemia. But they also found a similar increase in new cases among adults in the top five of these cancers. The only exception was colorectal cancer; The increase in these elderly cases was only seen in countries, and the rate of increase was much greater than in young adults.
Interestingly enough, the rates of liver, oral, esophageal, and stomach cancer also decrease in young people in more than half of the countries studied.
What does this mean for cancer prevention?
The findings, published Tuesday in the Journal of Internal Medicine, do not mean that the rise in cancer reported in young adults is a mirage. But it hurts hard things.
If cases of inflammatory bowel disease generally increase in age groups, they indicate risk factors that are more common to everyone, rather than something that only affects young adults. That is important to know, because scientists and health organizations can only focus on studying or trying to reverse this elevation in young people. Notably, all types of cancer that can develop in both young and old are linked to obesity – a condition that is very common worldwide.
“These findings may help inform future research and health and public health guidelines,” the authors wrote in their paper.
At the same time, the apparent difference in the perception of colorectal cancer points to the different health risks that young people face. Some studies have shown that younger people may be more exposed to certain stomach infections, for example.
