Recent research has shown that Gen X and millennial Americans are at a higher risk of developing 17 cancers compared to older generations, including a 15% increase in colon cancer diagnoses in adults aged 18 to 44 over the last 20 years. University of Michigan physicians recommend nine ways to reduce early-onset cancer risk, such as stopping smoking, limiting alcohol use, eating a healthy diet, getting sufficient sleep, exercising regularly, and discussing family history with a doctor. Smoking is responsible for 20% of US cancer cases, with lung cancer deaths expected to rise, while alcohol use, poor diet, lack of sleep, and lack of exercise can also contribute to cancer risk.
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French Parliament ousts second PM in less than a year, fueling instability
The French government faces turmoil as lawmakers ousted Prime Minister François Bayrou over his unpopular 44 billion euro budget cuts aimed at addressing economic issues, marking the second prime ministerial dismissal in nine months. President Macron, constrained by term limits and grappling with a divided electorate, may struggle to stabilize his minority government as far-right sentiments rise amid ongoing economic challenges and anticipated protests. Want More Context? 🔎
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