re: Colon cancer is killing more younger men and women than ever, new report finds

Obviously diet is a big part of all of this and eating ultra processed food isn't good. I turned 40 in August and over the past few years I've been more conscious about what I eat. I made an effort to cut down on bagged food, lunch meat, and less booze. I eat a cereal that has a lot of fiber and that with a cup of coffee clears me out constantly.

I wonder if the huge increase with vaping in your people could be an issue. We know smoking tobacco can lead to an increase in colon cancer, could vaping do the same? I see so many young people hitting the vapes constantly. Older people don't really vape, and if you're seeing an increase in young people, what is the variable that changes everything?

Both groups eat badly, it's not like processed food just came around in the last ten years. TV dinners were all the rage starting in the 50's and fast food has been an American staple forever. So why are you seeing young people all of a sudden seeing this spike, it has to be something.