🫁 Lung, Gut, Uterus: Where Biological Aging Meets Early Cancer

🧬 Why are early-onset cancers rising in newer generations? A Nature Medicine study of 154,169 UK Biobank participants found that biological aging increased across birth cohorts and was linked to higher early-onset solid cancer risk: HR 1.08 per standard deviation age-gap increase, driven by lung, gastrointestinal, and uterine cancers. Proteomics added a clue: immune aging tracked with lung cancer, adipose aging with colorectal cancer. ⏳ The clock may be ticking earlier than we thought. #CancerPrevention #PrecisionMedicine #BiologicalAging #MedicalPodcasts