Appendiceal cancer, a rare condition, is becoming increasingly common among young people aged between 30 and 40, according to a study in the Annals of Internal Medicine. Although the total number of cases is still small, the incidence has increased three to four times among those born after 1970. Almost a quarter of cases now occur in adults under 50, and vague symptoms complicate early diagnosis. The medical community remains perplexed in the face of this trend.
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Un tip de cancer rar, din ce în ce mai întâlnit. Boala nu dă simptome și este diagnosticată mai ales la tineri
Un tip de cancer de care nu ai auzit, din ce în ce mai întâlnit. Boala nu dă simptome și este diagnosticată mai ales la tineri
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