More Than 156,000 Cancer Patients Identified Annually in Country / Need to Complete National Data Ecosystem

The Secretary of the National Committee for Cancer Prevention and Control, outlining the state of cancer and its financial burden on the country, reported the annual identification of 156,467 new cases and stressed the need to strengthen the national data ecosystem and reduce diagnosis time, particularly for breast cancer.

The secretary of the National Cancer Prevention and Control Committee, describing the face of cancer and the financial burden caused by it in the country, announced the annual detection of 156,467 new cases and emphasized the need to improve the national ecosystem of data and reduce the diagnosis time, especially in breast cancer.