Dylan Scott

One does seem to be like the the changes in food production and the proliferation of processed foods, which is obviously something that like basically if you eat in the modern world, you're consuming more processed foods than people used to. And so there have been like systematic reviews of the available literature, including one that was published just in 2022.

One does seem to be like the the changes in food production and the proliferation of processed foods, which is obviously something that like basically if you eat in the modern world, you're consuming more processed foods than people used to. And so there have been like systematic reviews of the available literature, including one that was published just in 2022.

that have said, like, if you eat more deep fried fruits, if you eat more processed foods, if you eat foods high in fat, sugary drinks and desserts, and if you're really bad about eating fiber and things that are really good for your digestive system, you are more likely to develop cancer.

that have said, like, if you eat more deep fried fruits, if you eat more processed foods, if you eat foods high in fat, sugary drinks and desserts, and if you're really bad about eating fiber and things that are really good for your digestive system, you are more likely to develop cancer.

that have said, like, if you eat more deep fried fruits, if you eat more processed foods, if you eat foods high in fat, sugary drinks and desserts, and if you're really bad about eating fiber and things that are really good for your digestive system, you are more likely to develop cancer.

And so that tracks, when we think about the obesity crisis, we know that our diets have been getting worse and they've been contributing to all kinds of negative health outcomes like diabetes and heart disease. And it seems like cancer is another example of how these changes in our diet and our food production may be leading to adverse outcomes. There's also been a lot of focus on microplastics.

And so that tracks, when we think about the obesity crisis, we know that our diets have been getting worse and they've been contributing to all kinds of negative health outcomes like diabetes and heart disease. And it seems like cancer is another example of how these changes in our diet and our food production may be leading to adverse outcomes. There's also been a lot of focus on microplastics.

And so that tracks, when we think about the obesity crisis, we know that our diets have been getting worse and they've been contributing to all kinds of negative health outcomes like diabetes and heart disease. And it seems like cancer is another example of how these changes in our diet and our food production may be leading to adverse outcomes. There's also been a lot of focus on microplastics.

And we've likewise seen that those just have proliferated in the environment over the period from the 70s to today, where we've seen this big increase in cancer incidents among young people. And there was actually a specific paper published by a research team based in New Zealand that basically tracked the timeline of...

And we've likewise seen that those just have proliferated in the environment over the period from the 70s to today, where we've seen this big increase in cancer incidents among young people. And there was actually a specific paper published by a research team based in New Zealand that basically tracked the timeline of...

And we've likewise seen that those just have proliferated in the environment over the period from the 70s to today, where we've seen this big increase in cancer incidents among young people. And there was actually a specific paper published by a research team based in New Zealand that basically tracked the timeline of...

the multiplication of microplastics in the environment and the cancer rates among young people. And they basically found that they seem to be happening in parallel. It's an alchemy of all these things. It's a combination of we're eating worse. We're getting exposed to the stuff in our environment. We're still drinking a lot. We're not getting enough sleep.

the multiplication of microplastics in the environment and the cancer rates among young people. And they basically found that they seem to be happening in parallel. It's an alchemy of all these things. It's a combination of we're eating worse. We're getting exposed to the stuff in our environment. We're still drinking a lot. We're not getting enough sleep.

the multiplication of microplastics in the environment and the cancer rates among young people. And they basically found that they seem to be happening in parallel. It's an alchemy of all these things. It's a combination of we're eating worse. We're getting exposed to the stuff in our environment. We're still drinking a lot. We're not getting enough sleep.

We're probably not exercising enough either. And when you stir all of those things together, you have more young people developing cancer.

We're probably not exercising enough either. And when you stir all of those things together, you have more young people developing cancer.

We're probably not exercising enough either. And when you stir all of those things together, you have more young people developing cancer.

Look, it's really scary to be confronting these trends, but there is a lot of promising activity when it comes to both cancer diagnostics and cancer treatment. We are starting to make it easier for people to administer tests at home that might give them an idea of...

Look, it's really scary to be confronting these trends, but there is a lot of promising activity when it comes to both cancer diagnostics and cancer treatment. We are starting to make it easier for people to administer tests at home that might give them an idea of...

Look, it's really scary to be confronting these trends, but there is a lot of promising activity when it comes to both cancer diagnostics and cancer treatment. We are starting to make it easier for people to administer tests at home that might give them an idea of...