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Trends in colorectal cancer incidence in Norway 1962-2006: An interpretation of the temporal patterns by anatomic subsite
International Journal of Cancer, 09/29/09

Larsen IK et al. – The cohort patterns provide further evidence that factors earlier in life are important, and while the complex etiology makes interpretation difficult, modifications in diet, obesity and physical activity in Norway are likely among the drivers of the trends in one or more of the colorectal subsites examined. In summary, the recent downturn in the disease at younger ages provides some reason for optimism, although possible increases in rectal cancer among recent birth cohorts are of concern.

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