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- UK bowel cancer among young people has risen 75% for those under 24 since the early 1990s.
- Researchers at St Mark's National Bowel Hospital study century-old samples to identify causes.
- Dr. Kevin Monahan calls for effective prevention strategies.
- James Rogers, diagnosed at 33, urges people to seek medical advice for blood in stool.
- Bowel Cancer UK reports 52% rise in cases among adults 25–49, underscoring need for early diagnosis.
