Why Has Cancer Become More Common? An Oncologist Reveals the Causes
The article explains that diagnosis and awareness rates of cancer are increasing, but death rates have decreased since 1999 from 201 to 142 cases per 100,000 people, thanks to improved detection and treatment methods. Additionally, people are living longer after diagnosis, with more survivors and the development of medications targeting genetic mutations, making the future of cancer more hopeful.
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