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Cleveland Clinic researchers link red and processed meat metabolites to young-onset colorectal cancer risk.
Cleveland Clinic researchers identified diet-derived metabolites, particularly those linked to red and processed meats, as main drivers of young-onset colorectal cancer risk.
The study revealed higher levels of metabolites associated with arginine production and the urea cycle in younger cancer patients, which may be linked to long-term consumption of red meat and processed meat.
Future research will explore whether specific diets or drugs can help prevent or treat young-onset colorectal cancer, emphasizing the importance of discussing dietary habits with doctors as a preventive measure for younger adults.
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Los investigadores de Cleveland Clinic vinculan los metabolitos de la carne roja y procesada con el riesgo de cáncer colorrectal de inicio joven.