Or is it newsworthy because it's an outlier? Availability bias might also be a factor here.
No, by raw numbers cancer under 50 has increased substantially.
Cancer deaths as well? Otherwise it could be an artifact of better screening.
I wonder how much alcoholism contributed to it here though.
We never know, but it can depend on the type of cancer and the particular cells that could have been mutated by the carcinogen. Bottom line is that humans need to figure out how to stop cancer cells from dividing so much.
Increase in balding, increase in microplastics found in blood, increase in depression and loneliness, increase in social media addiction. Definitely concerning times.
Ironically this is likely linked to more industrialized diets.