Figures warn dramatic delay in cancer care in people between 25 and 39 years of age

Thanks to an analysis and tool of the Center for Public Policies and Innovation in Health (CIPS-UDD), it is now possible to know which ages and genders are most affected by the GES cancer delays.This difference has been dragging since 2019, year from which the delays increased in both women and men.Although the increase between 2023 and 2024 was more moderate (4% in women and 7% in men), the data reflect a waiting list that continues to grow and…