As cancer incidences expected to increase 75% by 2050, world will see 100 million staff shortage: Lancet

The New Indian Express·Jun 1

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A significant increase in cancer cases is expected by 2050, with some reports suggesting a 75% rise in cancer incidences or deaths. This surge is anticipated to lead to a substantial shortage of cancer staff, potentially reaching 100 million. The projected increase in cancer cases and deaths has raised concerns about the world's preparedness to handle the growing burden of the disease.

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As cancer incidences expected to increase 75% by 2050, world will see 100 million staff shortage: Lancet

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