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Research connects colon cancer rates to childhood toxin exposure | Morning in America

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A new study suggests childhood exposure to colibactin, a gut toxin produced by some E. coli strains, could be behind a colorectal cancer spike among young people. Medical oncologist Dr. Thomas Marron joins “Morning in America” to discuss the findings and their implications.

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