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EXCLUSIVE Physical hobby loved by millions shockingly linked to colon cancer in young people for first time

EXCLUSIVE Physical hobby loved by millions shockingly linked to colon cancer in young people for first time

Daily Mail​2 days ago

It's an activity loved by the health-conscious, but long distance running might raise the risk of colon cancer in young people.
A study has found that 35 to 50 years old who regularly run marathons are more likely to develop precancerous tumors in their colon, precursors of the disease.
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