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[–] 3 points 7 months ago (4 children)

No one knows what’s causing the rise in cases in younger adults. But Georgetown’s Marshall said many young patients lack common risk factors. He wonders if changes in young people’s gut bacteria — the microbiome — might play a role.

Still no real answer to this question, then. The article lists risk factors but the younger people don't necessarily have them. Increasing exercise if you're sedentary might help. Speculation on my part feels wrong when people who have studied this for years are still speculating, themselves.

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    Speculation on my part feels wrong when people who have studied this for years are still speculating, themselves.

    Then look outside the USA -this phenomenon is only in the USA and in Western Europe as the food quality enshittifies.

    Not an issue in Africa, India and most of the East.

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