People born within three-decade window at higher risk of 17 cancers

Newer generations are at a greater risk of more than a dozen cancers than those that came before them, a major study suggests.

An analysis of tens of millions of diagnoses found millennials (born between 1981-96) and Generation X (1965-80) were more likely to develop 17 forms of than the post Boomer generation.

Included in the 17 are some of the most deadly types of cancer, such as colon cancer and pancreatic and liver cancers.

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