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Frontiers in Psychology

Palliative care from diagnosis to death

An article published in BMJ Oncology states that from 1990 to 2019, new cancer incidences in patients younger than 50 years old have increased by nearly 80% worldwide. Unfortunately, it is becoming more common for people in their 20s and 30s to receive a cancer diagnosis. Rising rates in young people suggest that something external must be contributing to cancer, as opposed to a genetic predisposition. Our genes are not fundamentally different from what they were in 1990. However, many changes h

The BMJ on Instagram: "The Christmas issue of The BMJ is almost upon us! To get us in the mood we asked comedian @mrmichaelspicer to read last year's issue and respond to some articles. Inspired by a look at the development of death cafes ☕ Read the Christmas article at the link in our bio! #BMJChristmas"

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Kate Granger

The truth about sports drinks