Experts are warning that more and more people younger than 40 years are being diagnosed with colon cancer, saying they could be missing the early signs. A study released Friday in the medical journal JAMA Network Open said the most common warning sign for the cancer is passing blood in the stool. Abdominal pain, changes in bowel movements and anemia can also be "red flags." The paper analyzed 81 studies that examined nearly 25 million adults younger than 50 from various countries across the world. Nearly half of the individuals in the sample presented with hematochezia — the passage of fresh blood in or with stool — and abdominal pain. One-quarter of individuals noted al
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