Stomach cancer rates in the United States have been steadily decreasing for decades, but recent trends reveal an increase in early-onset stomach cancer in people younger than 50, particularly women.

Scientists identify mutation patterns in healthy stomach lining, offering new insights into the earliest steps of cancer ...

and these contain the cells that can give rise to stomach cancer. The cells in our body acquire genetic changes, known as somatic mutations, throughout our lifetime. With new DNA sequencing ...

While CRC is on the rise in people under 50, receiving colonoscopies beginning at age 45 can help decrease your risk.

and these contain the cells that can give rise to stomach cancer. The cells in our body acquire genetic changes, known as somatic mutations, throughout our lifetime. With new DNA sequencing ...

Bekah Kooy, 38, was convinced she had food poisoning when she felt nauseated and experienced stomach pain following lunch one ...

Colorectal cancer is preventable through colonoscopy, which identifies and removes precancerous polyps, reducing cancer risk. Rising colorectal cancer rates ... rate and essentially give it a bump up.

and these contain the cells that can give rise to stomach cancer. The cells in our body acquire genetic changes, known as somatic mutations, throughout our lifetime. “Over the course of a ...

To maintain a healthy gastric epithelium, stem cells in glands give rise ... cancer and 12 without. Their analysis offers an unprecedented view of mutational landscapes across the stomach.