Cancer risk increasing for Americans under age 50
The risk of dying from cancer has been steadily declining thanks in part to early detection, treatment advances, and fewer people smoking. But the number of cancer cases, especially for people under the age of 50, is going up. Dr. Bethany Malone, a colon and rectal surgeon with Texas Health Harris Methodist Hospital in Fort Worth, joined Good Day to talk about why.
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Cancer risk increasing for Americans under age 50

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