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Researchers found stark differences in colorectal cancer risk between African Americans and rural Africans. While nearly half of the American participants had precancerous polyps, the rural Africans showed no signs of such abnormalities. Detailed analyses revealed that the American cohort had high-risk profiles, characterized by elevated mucosal proliferation rates and harmful secondary bile acids, while the rural Africans exhibited low-risk indicators, highlighting the protective role of gut microbiome diversity and short chain fatty acids.In this clip
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