US EditionCancer deaths cost UK economy £10bn a year
- Early cancer deaths cost the UK economy £10.3 billion each year, affecting productivity especially among young adults aged 25 to 49, according to a comprehensive analysis.
- Lung cancer results in the largest economic loss of £1.7 billion annually due to lost productive years, as reported in the study.
- Cancer Research UK emphasizes that improving cancer survival rates could enhance economic growth and calls for a national cancer plan to address this issue.
- Cancer Research UK emphasizes that prevention and early detection of cancer are crucial for economic growth and health benefits.
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According to a new health report, nearly two million deaths in the WHO region of Europe are avoided, mainly due to risk factors such as smoking and obesity.Cancer, diabetes and other non-communicable diseases remain the main cause of death and disability, with millions of cases per year, according to the World Health Organization WHO. As the WHO/Europe regional office in Copenhagen writes in a new report, such diseases in Europe are responsible,…
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