Colon and rectal cancers have increased 51% among adults under age 50 since 1994, the cancer society said.
That isn't a white paper.
> If you make most of your money off removing polyps
Preventative medicine is cheap. In accordance with the ACA, polyp removal is guaranteed to be covered if discovered during a colonoscopy. Don't want it removed? Maybe it becomes cancerous. Now you've moved on to curative care. Cancer medications can cost over $100k. Surgery to remove the colon is $35k+. These are just small pieces of a larger puzzle including other treatments, readmission risks for related illnesses, etc. Now you're done all your treatment and you've moved on to palliative care. If treatment succeeded, you have costs associated with the constant infections related to a colostomy bag. If the treatment fails, now you have the costs associated with end-of-life care.
If you want your conspiracy to hold some weight, they would be pushing the age in the other direction.