World Cancer Day 2023: 10M People Died Due To Cancer Every Year

World Cancer Day 2023 is celebrated every year on 4th February with a clear intention to spread awareness regarding cancer.

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On the occasion of World Cancer Day 2023 here we are sharing some important information with you.

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World Cancer Day 2013 theme is Close the Care Gap.

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In 2018, the WHO released a shocking report regarding cancer statistics.

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Around 9.6 million people died in the same year due to cancer and shockingly India shared 8.17% of this number.

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And this number is raising every year by 1 million and thus approximately 10 million people lost their life due to cancer every year.

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The most common cancers that are leading to the number of death are breast, lung, colon and rectum, and prostate cancers.

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Early detection of cancer can reduce this number and for that, we are celebrating World Cancer Day 2023.

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Be aware and see a doctor immediately if you observe any unpleasant symptoms. Cancer: Just Beat It!

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