The race to explain why more young adults are getting cancer |
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| | | By Jamie Ducharme
Health Correspondent |
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| For years, researchers around the world have tracked a troubling trend. Cancer, for so long seen as a feared disease of old age, is increasingly striking adults younger than 50. No one knows exactly why. But as I wrote in this week's cover story, scientists are racing to figure out what's driving this situation—and how to stop it. | | | |  | Weight-Loss Drugs Like Ozempic Can Help Alcohol Addiction | A new study tested the effect of semaglutide—known as Ozempic and Wegovy—on alcohol addiction. |
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|  | RFK Jr.'s Confirmation to Lead HHS Worries Health Experts | Robert F. Kennedy Jr., one of America's most notorious vaccine skeptics, will run the country's leading health agency. |
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|  | What to Know About AIDS—and Its Potential Comeback | Global health experts worry about an HIV resurgence after the U.S. froze foreign aid. |
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