You might picture colorectal cancer as a risk only to those 60 and older, but its rates have been increasing in younger groups.
FAIRBANKS, Alaska - We all know that watching what you eat and how much exercise you get is important for younger demographics to retain control of their health. One less known benefit of these healthy habits, however, is
“It’s definitely not what you think you’re going to get diagnosed with at 43 years old,” commented cancer survivor Will Triplett. The Center stated that they interviewed around 1,000 adults on what they know about risk factors for colorectal cancer.2 in 5 don’t know a lack of physical activity is a risk factor
After treatment and surgery, Triplett is cancer free. He said that too many people - especially men - put off colorectal cancer screenings and ignore symptoms, but he knows firsthand that speaking up can save your life.
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