Delhi doctors see GI cancer patients as young as 15; could air pollution be a hidden risk?

Rising cases of early-onset gastrointestinal cancer among teenagers in India have drawn attention from health officials. Research suggests possible links between this trend and environmental factors like air pollution. Studies indicate a growing incidence of colorectal cancer, particularly in urban areas. Healthcare experts emphasize the importance of comprehensive assessments for young patients with digestive symptoms. Long-term research is necessary to establish clear connections between pollution and cancer development.

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