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The World Health Organization (WHO) cautioned on Thursday about the escalating global cancer burden, forecasting a 77% increase in cancer cases by 2050. In...

On the occasion of the 94th founding anniversary of the Communist Party of Việt Nam (CPV), Party General Secretary Prof.Nguyễn Phú Trọng pens an article titled

Health News - GENEVA – The number of new cancer cases will rise to more than 35 million in 2050 – 77 per cent higher than the figure in 2022. The World Health Organisation’s (WHO) International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) on Feb 1 cited tobacco, alcohol, obesity, and air... Read more at www.tnp.sg

The Head of the Cancer Surveillance Branch at IARC, Dr Freddie Bray, said, “The impact of this increase will not be felt evenly across countries of different HDI levels. Those who have the fewest resources to manage their cancer burdens will bear the brunt of the global cancer burden.

Attributing this alarming rise to several key factors, a WHO agency points to the pervasive influence of tobacco, alcohol, obesity and air pollution, , cancer, World Health Organization (WHO)

Prabowo-Gibran vowed to continue and add to the existing social welfare cards program.

The World Health Organization's cancer agency, IARC, warns of a 77% increase in global cancer diagnoses by 2050, reaching over 35 million cases annually.

CARIBBEAN AND other small island developing states (SIDS) have urged the support of the international community in the creation of a strong plan of action – one that delivers on sustainable development, in the face of the triple planetary crisis of...

The health body cites tobacco, alcohol, obesity, and air pollution as key factors. Read more at straitstimes.com.

Researchers said there were 454,954 new cases of cancer in the UK in 2022, and this is expected to rise to 624,582 by 2050 - an increase of 37 per cent.