We follow the stories of two cancer survivors along with Kelly Grant, The Globe’s national health reporter. She’ll detail what we know about why younger people are being diagnosed with cancer ...

as well as younger Gen-Xers — and it's not exactly clear why. A cancer diagnosis in a patient's 20s or 30s is still relatively rare, but the number of people getting cancer in early adulthood ...

In the UK, around 3,100 people are diagnosed with the ... Helen Morement said that in many cases patients do not fit the 'profile' of what a person with liver cancer looks like. ' ...

While outcomes are improving, experts are sounding the alarm when it comes to young people being diagnosed with cancer. According to the American Cancer Society’s report, cancer diagnosis rates ...

Dominique McShain was diagnosed ... cancer is getting a lot more common in the colon for, like, younger people.” McShain says she doesn’t understand how she can look so healthy while being ...

When Olivia Munn was diagnosed with breast cancer ... too late by the time they find out.” Read More: Why Are So Many Young People Getting Cancer? It’s Complicated Munn’s candor has had ...

Associate Professor Daniel Buchanan from the University of Melbourne says early diagnosis is key. "If we can detect it early, greater than 90 per cent of the people with early-stage bowel cancer ...