More people in the U.S. are surviving with cancer and living longer lives than ever before, even as nearly 2 million Americans are estimated to receive cancer diagnoses in 2022 alone, according to a. The report was released on Wednesday and chronicles statistics on cancer occurrence and mortality, new therapies that have been approved by the Food and Drug Administration, and the impact of the COVID-19 pandemic on cancer care and research.
These advances have helped across the board, but some patient populations remain disproportionately affected by different cancers. For instance, non-whites are diagnosed with gastric cancer at twice the rate of non-Hispanic white populations, and lung cancer death rates are 34 percent higher among rural residents compared to city-dwellers.
Let me fix that for you: More people are getting cancer than ever beifre. safeandeffective
What about kids?
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