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Early-Onset Colorectal Cancer Risk Factors Explored

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Rana Zarour
Early-Onset Colorectal Cancer Risk Factors Explored
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A large-scale study identifies demographic and biological risk factors for early-onset colorectal cancer, including sex, ethnicity, and birthweight. Findings suggest that Hispanic individuals and males face higher risks, while maternal birthplace plays a protective role.

MALE sex and Hispanic ethnicity increase early-onset colorectal cance r risk, while foreign maternal birthplace provides protection. In a large population-based nested case-control study from the California Linkage Study of Early-Onset Cancers, investigators evaluated statewide birth records matched with cancer registry data from 1988 through 2021. The investigation encompassed 1,221 individuals diagnosed with first primary early-onset colorectal cancer between ages 0 and 39 years, along with 61,050 birth-year matched control subjects without cancer diagnoses. Researchers performed multivariable logistic regression to elucidate how demographic, birth, and parental characteristics influence early malignancy.

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