Guest Juana Sars

Guess I'm headed to the grocery store next. Yeah, definitely. Okay. We've got to make a hard pivot here. Next up, more young people are developing colorectal cancer and some new research may help us understand why. Emily, tell us more.

So when people are pretty young, which I guess then would put people on track potentially to develop colon cancer in their 20s or their 30s instead of later in life, like we might think.

So when people are pretty young, which I guess then would put people on track potentially to develop colon cancer in their 20s or their 30s instead of later in life, like we might think.

So when people are pretty young, which I guess then would put people on track potentially to develop colon cancer in their 20s or their 30s instead of later in life, like we might think.