A global epidemic of cancer among people younger than 50 could be emerging

[stuaxo]

Just a few years after Covid started - very possibly related.

https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/33914346/

[ETH_start]

This trend started long before COVID-19 emerged so I'm puzzled as to why you would suggestion a connection.

[stuntkite]

I've had multiple friends die of cancer who are under 40. Our environment is so full of weird petrochemicals and food made of nothing. We were the first young round of The Pepsi Generation. What was happening to us is the reason there's been so much change since the late 90s early 2000s. Parents saw it. GenX Elder millennials are going to die of a lot of cancers. It's going to go slightly down for GenZ because of widespread food choice changes.... but not everyone made those. Rich people made those, mostly. So yeah, that is happening for sure.

[TurkishPoptart]

This sounds like the new "disease" of "sudden adult death syndrome". [1]

One cause that's explicitly unmentioned is the mass rollout of experimental mRNA shots.

[1]: https://www.mayoclinic.org/diseases-conditions/sudden-cardia...

[yakak]

There were rises in mRNA vaccination continuously for decades? Here is an alternative theory for these 2015 analysis results:

> As of 2014, sales of Pop-Tarts had increased for 32 straight years.

[aappleby]

Hey guys, found the antivaxxer.

[animitronix]

My money is on microplastics.

[stuntkite]

And endocrine disrupting petrochemicals. Like the scents in cleaning products. Also PFAS being in the water.... and then also microplastics. It's pretty cool that they put tiny plastic marbles in fuckin soap. And low nutrient diets, especially in childhood.

[rednerrus]

I would be willing this is linked to processed foods and modified starches in particular.