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Gen X and Millennials at Greater Risk of Cancer Compared to Older Generations New research highlights a troubling trend: Gen X and millennials are at a significantly higher risk of developing 17 types of cancer compared to older generations. This study, published in Lancet Public Health, reveals that these younger cohorts are increasingly being diagnosed with cancers that were previously more common in older adults. Despite ongoing investigations, the precise reasons for this rise remain unclear. However, experts suggest that a combination of factors, including obesity, sedentary lifestyles, common medications, and environmental exposures, could be contributing to this unsettling shift. Gen X, Millennials: A New Era of Cancer Risk The findings from the study indicate a marked increase in the incidence of 17 specific cancers among Gen X and millennials. This rise is particularly alarming as it encompasses nine types of cancer that had been on the decline in older age groups. Hyuna Sung,...