The World Health Organization (WHO) states that cancer is the leading cause of mortality globally, responsible for almost 10 million fatalities in 2022. On this day, individuals and groups ...

WORLD Cancer Day 2025 is less than one month away ... It estimates, based on the best sources of data available in countries in 2022, highlight the growing burden of cancer, the disproportionate ...

The study, released on World Cancer Day, reported the growing prevalence ... approximately 200,000 cases of adenocarcinoma worldwide in 2022 were associated with exposure to air pollution ...

Many individuals rely on routine blood tests as part of their annual health check-up, assuming these will detect cancer in its early stages. India recorded approximately 1.46 million new cancer ...

In a statement released on World Cancer Day (4 February), WHO’s Southeast ... 2.4 million new cancer cases and 1.5 million deaths in 2022, marking a major public health crisis.

The rising prevalence of breast cancer for decades has become a source of concern. Across the world, every 14 seconds ... other than sex and age. In 2022, almost 2.3 million women were diagnosed ...

The conversation around cancer care gains momentum on World Cancer Day, which is observed on February ... from the 20 million cases recorded in 2022. In South Africa, the cancer burden is ...

The World Health Organisation (WHO) has warned of a rising cancer burden, particularly in the South-East Asia region, where 2.4 million new cases and 1.5 million deaths were reported in 2022.