@GIMedOnc @NiuSanford If we talk about mortality, even with the increasing mortality rate for colorectal cancer, this cannot realistically be "felt" in clinic, the rise is impossible to be clinically "detectable" by a single physician. (see screenshot: colorectal : from 2.7 to 3.1/100 000/y over 30

This is one of the hardest concepts for people to understand, from patients to doctors to scientists to biotech industry

The Rise in Early-Onset Cancer in the US Population: More Apparent Than Real https://t.co/qGzWf0VzDH via @AdeAdamson et al @Maherjane @DrMarkLythgoe

Why Some Drs like @AdeAdamson & @vrpatel97 Say There Are Cancers That Shouldn’t Be Treated: Statistics show a clear spike in eight cancers in younger people, but that has brought a debate over whether many cases ever needed to be found. https://t.co/jVkIEg5r9x via @ginakolata

Searching for biologic causes for this epidemic is certainly going to be fruitless at best for most cancers, and at worst find some spurious association that needlessly scares the public.

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AACR is having an ENTIRE conference about early onset cancer and it appears there won't be any sessions about how this may all be largely overdiagnosis.. https://t.co/edUzFkgrkh

There is an entire narrative being created around this growing “epidemic.” But is this trend a rise in clinically lethal cancer? The short answer appears to largely be, no.

Cancer is a profound and life changing diagnosis to receive, but we also need to be clear eyed about the data. There have been a lot of alarming news stories about the rise of cancer in young people (people under 50 years old).

NYTimes write up about our work challenging the "epidemic" of cancer in young people in the US. with @vrpatel97 https://t.co/cV9mKZG8t9

In the wake of the hubbub on novel promising gene therapy approval for Huntington’s disease, this video on the Sarepta debacle is a must watch. She knew. Yesterday Sarepta finally reported on their confirmatory trials : Negative.

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“Whenever somebody tells you that the incidence of something is going up a lot, ask about the outcome of interest, like mortality, especially as it relates to cancer” = wise words from @AdeAdamson at the end of Q&A after he presented: "The Rise in Early-Onset Cancer in the US

"Are fears of rising cancer in young adults exaggerated?" 👉Find the answer in this unique video! So great to have @AdeAdamson for a live talk, followed by a fascinating Q&A with @vkprasadlab core members! Thanks, Ade 🙏 Congrats to @vrpatel97 and Gil Welch who co-authored

Check out our latest in @JAMAInternalMed: the rising incidence of early-onset cancer is largely an epidemic of diagnosis, not disease https://t.co/LOzK264eJf

Did you read the paper? LOL. We clearly explain how this line of thinking is implausible. If you actually believe what you tweeted...I have a bridge to sell you...

I was fortunate to give GRs @DellMedSchool Discussed medical probability and uncertainty. I spent a lot of time on this a few years ago w/ doctors and diagnosis https://t.co/SH1blaWO4B Great doctors. Thanks @AdeAdamson & others... Here's the full talk

The epidemic of cancer in young Americans is more apparent than real. Always fun working with @vrpatel97 and HGW, pushing back against a potentially harmful narrative.

We’re proud to share that @AdeAdamson recently presented his research, “Dermatologists' perspectives on melanoma screening and overdiagnosis: a qualitative study,” at the Preventing Overdiagnosis 2025 International Conference held at the University of Oxford in England.

Must Read: 50% of some cancers diagnosed by screening are better left untreated https://t.co/SyuHRgYNly

A NEW Skin of Color Savvy🎙️ podcast is out today! This podcast, by @SkinOfColor and HCPLive, included Drs. Rebecca Vasquez (@UTSWDerm) & Adewole Adamson (@DellMedSchool). They discuss an important topic:☀️UV safety in skin of color. View here: https://t.co/cTkXrgIK7U

It's #UVSafetyAwarenessMonth: Catch this informative conversation about #sunscreen, #UVprotection, + #skinofcolor on #SkinofColorSavvy with Dr. Rebecca Vasquez and @AdeAdamson!