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A member asked:
How common is liver or colon cancer at age 20? never smoke or drink, very fit and otherwise healthy. male.
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Rare: Unless you have a familial hereditary colon ployposis or other increased risk factors, colon cancer would be rare. Liver cancer is even more rare in us unless you have liver cirrhosis or exposure to hepatitis virus.
Answered 3/22/2020
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