Cancer Rates Rise
International research finds cancer rates rising more quickly among younger people, with four types of cancer doubling in under-50s. Bowel cancer in young people is also on the rise

Cancer rates are increasing more quickly among younger people, international research has found.
Four types of cancer have doubled in people under 50, according to the research.
A major new trial is seeking to find answers to the rise in bowel cancer among young people
Key facts
- Cancer rates rising more quickly among younger people
- Four types of cancer have doubled in under-50s
- Bowel cancer in young people is on the rise
- A major new trial is seeking to find answers
Three perspectives
Neutral
The research highlights a concerning trend in cancer rates among younger people. The UK public can help find answers in a major new trial. People can contribute by sharing what they eat
Positive
The new trial offers hope for finding answers to the rise in bowel cancer among young people. Sharing what you eat could help beat bowel cancer
Negative
The rise in cancer cases among adults under 50 is concerning. Four types of cancer have doubled in this age group, highlighting a need for action
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