Millennials

A widely held assumption of modern life is that every generation will naturally outlive the last. Growing older has long been viewed as a guaranteed benefit of advanced medicine and improved public safety. Yet, a startling reality is emerging for individuals born between 1970 and 1985. Recent public health data reveals that this historical upward …

For decades, cancer was largely viewed as a disease that arrived later in life. It was something most people associated with aging, long-term habits, or inherited risk factors that accumulated over time. That assumption is becoming harder to defend. A growing body of research shows that cancer is increasingly affecting younger adults, particularly women. According …