Cancer Risk

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Cancer🦠 Disease & Outbreaks

New blood test may detect cancer earlier using particles in bodily fluids

Researchers have developed a new test that detects cancer from tiny particles found in blood and other bodily fluids, potentially catching the disease earlier when treatment works best. Early detection dramatically improves survival rates, but current screening tools are often unreliable or expensive. This advance could give more people access to life-saving early diagnosis.

Medium Concern

📰 News reportMedical Xpress – Health

18May 4, 2026

Rectal cancer: Millennials with family history🦠 Disease & Outbreaks

Rectal cancer screening may be needed at 35 for millennials with family history

Rectal cancer deaths are rising sharply among millennials, particularly those with a family history of the disease. People in this group may need to start screening at age 35 instead of waiting until 45. Early detection can catch cancer when it's most treatable.

Medium Concern

📰 News reportGoogle Health News

14Apr 27, 2026

Fruits, veggies💉 Medication & Drugs

High fruit and vegetable intake linked to lung cancer risk in young non-smokers

Young people who don't smoke but eat lots of fruits, vegetables, and whole grains may face a higher risk of early lung cancer. Researchers found this link held true even for people with healthy diets and no smoking history. If you're under 50 and have a family history of lung cancer, talk to your doctor about what this means for you.

Medium Concern

📰 News reportGoogle Health News

19Apr 26, 2026

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Cancer Risk

New blood test may detect cancer earlier using particles in bodily fluids

Rectal cancer screening may be needed at 35 for millennials with family history

High fruit and vegetable intake linked to lung cancer risk in young non-smokers

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