This is discussed quite a bit in Swedish media too, but the incidence trend in Swedes aged 15–49 does not look a like a very convincing rise. bsky.app/profile/karl...

KPkarlpettersson.bsky.socialSep 23, 2024 9:12am

This made news in Sweden this weekend. But age-std cancer incidence trends in 15–49 in SE do not show consistent rise (a rapid rise in a few years around 2010 among women, which may be due to more tumors/person reported). And mortality is decreasing, as shown above. www.dn.se/sverige/darf...

Troubles me Def some things we may not fully understand However (obviously) if we forget policy about the things we do understand we will be worse off