Colon Cancer Rates Have Doubled In Younger People, And It Could Be Because Of Gut Bacteria
Healthcare professionals have been uncertain as to why colon cancer cases have doubled in people under 55 within the past two decades. Now, a new study is giving some answers, and the answer has to do with damage caused by gut bacteria.
Eric Mastrota is a Contributing Editor at The National Digest based in New York. A graduate of SUNY New Paltz, he reports on world news, culture, and lifestyle. You can reach him at eric.mastrota@thenationaldigest.com.

