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Drawing on a large primary care database of up to two million people in Scotland, researchers from the University of Aberdeen and Queen’s University Belfast looked at health records of nearly 8,000 people with colorectal cancer (sometimes referred to as bowel cancer). Annals of Oncology, showed that antibiotic use was linked with an increased risk of colon cancer across all ages. But the likelihood was almost 50 percent higher in those under age 50, compared with 9 percent higher in individuals over 50. “Junk food, sugary drinks, obesity, and alcohol are likely to have played a part in that rise [of colorectal cancer cases], but our data stress the importance of avoiding unnecessary antibiotics, especially in children and young adults,” said lead author Sarah Perrott, MBChB, of the School of Medicine at the University of Aberdeen, in a July 2 statement.

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