Population-based study demonstrating an increase in colorectal cancer in young patients

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Gandhi et al. 2017: Population‐based study demonstrating an increase in colorectal cancer in young patients https://t.co/6pKUp4pdMb #Never2Young #ColorectalSurgery #ColorectalResearch #SoMe4Surgery #ColorectalCancer #BowelCancer https://t.co/hHNZxNMC9y

RT @Surgery_UOC: Population-based study demonstrating an increase incolorectal cancer in young patients. Publication - Contributed by the D…

Population-based study demonstrating an increase incolorectal cancer in young patients. Publication - Contributed by the Department of Surgery's Prof. Frank Frizelle, Assoc. Prof. Tim Eglinton, Mr Chris Wakeman, & Dr John Pearson. https://t.co/AW6RD…

RT @Akld_Surgery: Rates of rectal cancer increasing in the patients under 50. A great NZ study: https://t.co/k3SfQk8KfZ

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