HealthPhoto: Deccan HeraldExperts Link Delhi's Rising GI Cancer in Youth to Pollution
Experts at a conference in New Delhi highlighted concerns over rising gastrointestinal cancer cases in patients as young as 15, potentially linked to increasing air pollution including PM2.5 and ground-level ozone. While international studies show associations between pollution and cancer risk, causation is not confirmed. The event was hosted by Sir Ganga Ram Hospital and The Christie NHS Foundation Trust on October 10-11 to foster global collaboration in cancer research and care.
Deccan Herald··New Delhi



