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What to know about appendiceal cancer, the rare disease that killed actor Adan Canto - Vimarsana News

What to know about appendiceal cancer, the rare disease that killed actor Adan Canto

Appendiceal cancer is rare form of cancer that affects one in 1 million people, but experts have said it may be getting more common.

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Common symptoms of appendix cancer - Vimarsana News

Common symptoms of appendix cancer

Appendix cancer, a rare malignancy originating in the appendix, a small organ near the beginning of the large intestine, poses a unique challenge to medical practitioners and patients alike.

Westford man in recovery from rare, 'silent and insidious' appendix cancer, to host local fundraiser - Vimarsana News

Westford man in recovery from rare, 'silent and insidious' appendix cancer, to host local fundraiser

WESTFORD — Rob O’Neal leads a pretty active lifestyle for a 62-year-old. Besides eating healthy and previously playing in the town’s softball league for 25 years, the Westford resident and his wife, Mariclare, plan to hike all the 4,000-foot mountains in New Hampshire.

The demographic with the fastest-growing early-onset cancer rates - Vimarsana News

The demographic with the fastest-growing early-onset cancer rates

A study found that early-onset cancers are increasing in people under 50, with white people and women having the highest rates.

Cancer rates in people younger than 50 are rising, new study finds. Doctors don't yet know why. - Vimarsana News

Cancer rates in people younger than 50 are rising, new study finds. Doctors don't yet know why.

Which forms of cancer are increasing in young people and, more importantly, why is this happening? Doctors explain.

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