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Doctors think they’ve cracked the mystery of soaring bowel cancers in young people – the problem could lie with your fruit and veg

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One study , published in the journal Frontiers in Cancer and Society, suggested expose to agricultural pesticides could be as bad as tobacco smoke for increasing our risk of certain cancers

It’s a worrying health trend that is baffling doctors: the sharp rise in young people being diagnosed with bowel cancer.  Read  More

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