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Late-onset colorectal cancer incidence

There is 1 paper on late-onset colorectal cancer incidence in aging research: 1 observational study in people. The newest story, Oct 30, 2026: “Genetic and lifestyle links to colorectal cancer vary by age”.

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“For late-onset CRC, positive additive interactions were observed for an unfavorable lifestyle combined with intermediate or high genetic risk”
Genetic Risk, Lifestyle, and Colorectal Cancer Across Age at Onset: A Prospective UK Biobank StudyCancer medicine2026doi:10.1002/cam4.72451
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  1. Lifestyle is associated with late-onset colorectal cancer incidence in humans.

    “For late-onset CRC, positive additive interactions were observed for an unfavorable lifestyle combined with intermediate or high genetic risk”

    HumansPositive additive interaction with intermediate or high genetic risk; no such interaction detected for early-onset colorectal cancerMedian follow-up of 13.65 yearsn = 405,453

    Genetic and lifestyle links to colorectal cancer vary by age

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Genetic and lifestyle links to colorectal cancer vary by age

Compared with low genetic risk, high risk was linked to hazard ratios—relative cancer rates—of 3.72 before age 55 and 2.01 at 75 or older.Compared with low genetic risk, high risk was linked to hazard ratios—relative cancer rates—of 3.72 before age 55 and 2.01 at 75 or older.

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