Incidence of colon cancer in younger population and lower incidence in Asians and females in central balley of California: Health disparity and epigenetic study model.

e19028 Background: California acts as a boiling pot for immigration and the perfect ecosystem to study epigenetic changes from dietary and environmental factors in various ethnicities. It has a significant immigrant population, with approximately a quarter of the 40 million residents being foreign-born. The impact of migration on colon cancer incidences over time has not yet been characterized on a broad-scale level in the Northern Central...