Health officials in Florida have expressed concern over a sharp rise in cancer cases among young people.

Figures from the Florida Cancer Connect Collaborative showed rates for all cancer diagnoses jumped 15 percent among people in their 20s and 30s between 2010 and 2020 — three times faster than the national average.

Rates rose faster in women than men, with doctors warning patients were being diagnosed at later stages when their disease was more advanced and harder to treat.

https://www.dailymail.co.uk/health/article-12689915/figs-unprecedented-spike-premature-cancers-florida.html

The worst of the Covid pandemic may be over and scientists and researchers are now in somewhat of a 'looking-back' mode during the period the world stood still. Academics at the Bangor University in Wales have found in a study that people who followed Covid restrictions more closely were prone to suffer from stress, depression and anxiety after the lockdown was lifted.

They of course do not say that Covid restrictions or any other curbs prescribed by authorities in view of a health crisis should not be followed. The study is more observational.

The study says that people who are more sensitive, caring and aware about other people's needs (communal personalities) followed the lockdown rules more strictly than people who were more independent, competitive and who wanted to have more control on their lives (agentic personalities).

https://www.wionews.com/science/people-strictly-adhering-to-covid-rules-have-bad-mental-health-now-study-661212