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Health05:16 · Jun 5

Too Little Sleep at Night May Raise Cancer Risk, Doctors Say

By ערוץ 7
Translated & summarized from Arutz Sheva by baba
The story · English

Medical experts are increasingly concerned about a noticeable rise in cancer cases among relatively young people, especially those under 50. The article says this trend has been worrying the medical world for several years.

In a discussion with i24NEWS, doctors pointed to a possible explanation for the increase in illness: chronic sleep deprivation. According to the report, researchers believe the lack of sufficient sleep may be one factor behind the growing number of younger cancer patients.

The piece does not cite a specific study or give precise statistics, but presents this as a medical theory being discussed by specialists as they try to understand why cancer rates are climbing in younger age groups.

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