‘Snowball Effect’: 230,000k Aussie Lives Saved

Nearly 250,000 lives saved from cancer prevention campaigns in Australia, new research finds

New research has found that cancer prevention campaigns in Australia have saved nearly a quarter of a million lives since the 1950's. The study led by Cancer Council Victoria and the University of Melbourne compared the number of cancer deaths with the predicted number of deaths, if no major cancer control measures had been introduced. The research has also confirmed some forms of cancer are on the rise.

Decades of cancer control measures saved 230,000 Australians, study finds

A new study finds that decades of control measures have prevented more than 230,000 Australian cancer-related deaths, but not all types of cancer were following the trend.

‘Snowball effect’: 230,000k Aussie lives saved

How effective Australian developments in cancer testing have been is highlighted in new research, which also shows distinct mortality gaps between cancers.

‘Snowball effect’: 230k Aussie lives saved

How effective Australian developments in cancer testing have been is highlighted in new research, which also shows distinct mortality gaps between cancers.

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Cancer screening saves thousands of lives, cuts healthcare bill - DutchNews.nl

Cancer screening saves thousands of lives, cuts healthcare bill