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“an increasing trend”

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In terms of annual percentage changes in country-level estimates, DALYs for CVD due to high BMI showed an increasing trend in 99 countries, a decreasing trend in 85 countries, and remained stable in the others from 1990–2021, with the most pronounced increase in the rate of DALYs occurring in Zimbabwe 6.50 (95 % CI: 5.46, 7.56), followed by Bangladesh 4.96 (95 %CI: 4.56, 5.36) and Viet Nam 4.30 (95 %CI:3.68, 4.92), which also increased rapidly, and the countries with a more pronounced decrease in the rate of DALYs were Luxembourg −4.68 (95 %CI:−5.03, −4.33), Switzerland −4.2 (95 %CI: −4.48, −3.92) and Norway −4.05 (95 %CI: −4.32, −3.77) ( Fig. 2 A).
4 Recent epidemiological data also suggest an increasing trend in the incidence of lung cancer among never smokers, with ∼12.5% of cases observed in this demographic occurring among young adults. 5 Concurrently, sex disparities in cancer incidence among young adults have become increasingly pronounced, reflecting distinct evolving trends over time. 2 Historically, women under 50 years have carried a heavier cancer burden than men in the same age group, and this disparity has widened considerably over time.
The rising tides of cancers among young adults.
ESMO Open · 2025 · PMC12446525