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Introduction: Colorectal cancer, once considered a disease of older adults, is increasingly affecting younger populations at an alarming rate. With rising incidence rates among individuals under 50, it's imperative to understand and recognize the warning signs of this potentially deadly condition.  A recent study has shed light on four crucial indicators that could lead to early detection and better outcomes for younger adults facing colorectal carcinoma. (Image Source: Cancer Center City of Hope ) Understanding the Trend: Historically, colorectal cancer has been more prevalent in older demographics, but recent decades have witnessed a concerning surge in cases among younger adults.  Despite this trend, routine screening for colorectal cancer typically begins at age 50, leaving many young individuals vulnerable to undiagnosed disease. The Study's Revelation: A comprehensive study, analyzing data from over 5,000 early-onset colorectal cancer patients, has identified four key wa...