The unexpected decline of cancer risk in the very elderly
While aging is typically associated with rising cancer rates, a surprising trend emerges among the oldest members of society. This video explores the scientific discovery behind why cancer risk actually decreases in people aged 90 and beyond.
Common intuition suggests that the probability of developing cancer increases steadily with age. However, recent scientific investigations have revealed that among the very oldest populations, this risk begins to trend downward. Researchers are now uncovering the potential biological reasons for this unexpected reversal in the aging process.
Source: Why 90-Year-Olds Get Less Cancer
