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Rate of illness has increased across successive generations in England , USA and Europe .
Baby boomers are now one and a half times more likely to have cancer, lung disease, heart problems, diabetes and high cholesterol as they enter their 50s and 60s .
Findings highlight a phenomenon known as 'generational health drift' where younger generations have worse health than the previous generation at the same age.
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