Cancer cases set to rise by 77% to 35 million in 2050: WHO global survey
More than 35 million people may have cancer in 2050 — an increase of 77% from 20 million new cases in 2022, according.
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More than 35 million people may have cancer in 2050 — an increase of 77% from 20 million new cases in 2022, according.
HQ Team June 3, 2023: A blood test accurately predicted two out of three cancers and their origins during a National Health Service.
A device, which uses a unique metabolic signature of cancer, differentiates tumor cells from normal blood cells without biopsy, according to Australian researchers.
Screening tests such as MCED can detect cancers early and help in quick diagnosis and treatment