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A recent study indicates that certain age-related cancers are becoming more common in younger people. Researchers propose that this may be due to younger generations experiencing accelerated aging compared to their parents and grandparents.
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A recent study indicates that certain age-related cancers are becoming more common in younger people. Researchers propose that this may be due to younger generations experiencing accelerated aging compared to their parents and grandparents.
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