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Aaron Hartman, MD, explains how smoking, alcohol, and ultra-processed foods drive cancer risk. One drink daily raises early colorectal cancer risk by 39%. Teenage cancer rates have jumped over 500% since 2000, and roughly 70% of cancers stem from diet and lifestyle choices you can change.

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39% increased risk (early-stage colorectal cancer) — as stated in the episode.

Reported increase of over 500% (a fivefold rise) in teenage cancer since 2000, per the episode.

The episode reports an expected increase of about 90% in the age group of 20-somethings (2000 to 2025).

Approximately 70%, according to the speaker's statement in the episode.

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