Colorectal Cancer Rates Increasing Across Wider Age Ranges, Reversing Decline
A new study in NEJM Evidence indicates that colorectal cancer rates in the U.S. are now rising across broader age groups, including individuals approaching 70, reversing a two-decade decline. Previously, increases were mainly seen in those under 50. This shift raises significant concerns about future demands on cancer treatment and long-term survivorship care, impacting public health strategies and resource allocation for an expanding patient population.
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