Coming Upswing in Cancer Raises Concerns, But Industry May Be Ready
The World Health Organization reports that cancer cases are expected to rise significantly by 2050, highlighting global inequities in care and the need for early detection. New industry initiatives, such as PreOncology, are emerging to assist primary care physicians in managing the growing burden of the disease.
Cancer will touch 92% of people, either directly or through a close family member, the World Health Organization’s latest annual report on cancer warns. One in five people will develop the disease themselves. The report also found widespread global inequities in access to prevention, diagnosis, treatment and care.
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