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To investigate the factors contributing to the rising burden of early-onset cancers.

March 8, 2026Cancer EpidemiologyOpen Access

Early-onset cancer burden and risk: A population-based study

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To investigate the factors contributing to the rising burden of early-onset cancers.
Analyzed population data focusing on early-onset cancers
Examined the relationship between population growth and cancer burden
Evaluated changes in risk factors over time
Early-onset cancer burden increased significantly due to population growth
Ageing of the population contributed notably to the rise
Increased risk was also identified for later-onset cancers.

Implication

Population-based study reveals increasing early-onset cancer burden, indicating significant public health implications.

Abstract

The increase in the burden of early-onset cancers was driven mainly by population growth and ageing, and to a lesser extent by an increased risk, also observed in later-onset cancers.

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Braggion et al. (2026) studied this question.

synapsesocial.com/papers/69ada885bc08abd80d5bb7ca https://doi.org/10.1016/j.canep.2026.103040

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Implication

Population-based study reveals increasing early-onset cancer burden, indicating significant public health implications.

Abstract

The increase in the burden of early-onset cancers was driven mainly by population growth and ageing, and to a lesser extent by an increased risk, also observed in later-onset cancers.

Early-onset cancer burden and risk: A population-based study

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Early-onset cancer burden and risk: A population-based study

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