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Recent studies have shown a concerning trend in the rise of early onset bowel cancer, particularly among the Māori population. While rates of colorectal cancer in older age groups have been decreasing, there has been a significant 26% increase per decade in early onset cases over the past 20 years. This highlights the importance of early detection and screening for colorectal cancer, especially in high-risk groups.
Early detection is key
With the increasing rates of colorectal cancer in younger individuals, it is more important than ever to be vigilant about early detection. Regular screenings and awareness of the symptoms can greatly improve outcomes for those at risk. By catching colorectal cancer in its early stages, treatment options are more effective and the chances of survival are significantly higher.
Take action for your health
If you are experiencing any symptoms or have a family history of colorectal cancer, don't wait to talk to your healthcare provider about screening options. By taking proactive steps towards early detection and prevention, you can significantly reduce your risk of developing colorectal cancer and improve your overall health and well-being.
