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Fags die of ass cancer. DailyMail struggles to make it look like it's not just fags by mentioning a "father" who has a daughter-in-law but doesn't appear to be married. Also an obvious blue haired fag died of ass cancer.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-12616169/colon-cancer-epidemic-young-people-Jeffree-Star.html
Sorry for not posting Your DailyMail for so long. It's reporting has gone to shit since the war in Israel.
In the 1990s, just 11 percent of colorectal cancer cases were among people younger than 55 years old. But cases have tragically now more than doubled, with people in that age group now accounting for a fifth of all new diagnoses, according to the latest data for 2021.
Experts are not sure what's behind the unprecedented rise and are exploring whether modern diets, antibiotics or even fungal infections could be at play.
Daniel was a talented makeup artist from the San Francisco Bay Area in California.
In late 2016, he started feeling tired and having bowel trouble, but put off going to the doctor because he thought it was just nerves or stress.
Blood in his stool in 2017 finally prompted him to see a doctor, but for two years, his cancer would be misdiagnosed.
Initially, doctors thought he had irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) and sent him home from the hospital.
Then, they thought it was colitis, then appendicitis, and he underwent surgery to remove his appendix, which turned out to be unnecessary.
What happened to Daniel is becoming an increasingly common tale, as doctors do not usually suspect cancer in people so young, which can lead to misdiagnoses.
After healing from the operation, Daniel's symptoms persisted.
Medics suspected he might have Crohn's.
His aunt, Tami Pangelina, told DailyMail.com: 'They never once offered him a colonoscopy or talk about maybe colon cancer, nothing, because of his age. He was so young.'
Daniel was finally diagnosed aged 27 with stage three colon cancer.
https://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-12616169/colon-cancer-epidemic-young-people-Jeffree-Star.html
Sorry for not posting Your DailyMail for so long. It's reporting has gone to shit since the war in Israel.
In the 1990s, just 11 percent of colorectal cancer cases were among people younger than 55 years old. But cases have tragically now more than doubled, with people in that age group now accounting for a fifth of all new diagnoses, according to the latest data for 2021.
Experts are not sure what's behind the unprecedented rise and are exploring whether modern diets, antibiotics or even fungal infections could be at play.
Daniel was a talented makeup artist from the San Francisco Bay Area in California.
In late 2016, he started feeling tired and having bowel trouble, but put off going to the doctor because he thought it was just nerves or stress.
Blood in his stool in 2017 finally prompted him to see a doctor, but for two years, his cancer would be misdiagnosed.
Initially, doctors thought he had irritable bowel syndrome (IBS) and sent him home from the hospital.
Then, they thought it was colitis, then appendicitis, and he underwent surgery to remove his appendix, which turned out to be unnecessary.
What happened to Daniel is becoming an increasingly common tale, as doctors do not usually suspect cancer in people so young, which can lead to misdiagnoses.
After healing from the operation, Daniel's symptoms persisted.
Medics suspected he might have Crohn's.
His aunt, Tami Pangelina, told DailyMail.com: 'They never once offered him a colonoscopy or talk about maybe colon cancer, nothing, because of his age. He was so young.'
Daniel was finally diagnosed aged 27 with stage three colon cancer.
