New report reveals lung cancer death rates are declining faster than any other cancer type

Canadian Cancer Society·Nov 8

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A new report indicates that lung cancer death rates are declining at a faster rate than any other type of cancer. Cancer survival rates are also improving overall, with more people living longer after a cancer diagnosis. However, some types of cancer, including lung cancer, remain among the deadliest, and diagnosis rates may be increasing for certain age groups or types of cancer.

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