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Very interesting indeed, I wonder if the increased levels in developed countries may also be the result of increased screening or access to diagnostics. This in combination with differences in life span and diet could be an explanation for the observed pattern/distribution of colon cancer.
pbjpaulito 2 years ago
That's very interesting, but is it really the diet? The larger figures for colon cancer in richer countries could be just a side effect of longer life spans. The statistics shown here should've been normalised for age.
DoctorPlausible 2 years ago
It could be interesting to plot statistics for Cuba and Japan. The Cubans are poor with long life spans. I think the japanese eat healthier.
anotherelvis 2 years ago