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For Everyone Touched By Cancer
Cancer survival has doubled in the last 40 years
Statistics showĀ that half of the peopleĀ diagnosed with cancerĀ survive for at least ten years, which is much better than years ago. Ā This is because ofĀ developmentsĀ of new treatmentsĀ and also advances in detection (soĀ cancers can be found and therefore treatedĀ much earlier). Ā So in general, on preliminaryĀ diagnosis, cancerĀ is no longer a death sentence. Ā However, the type of cancer and the time when it is diagnosed do make a differenceĀ to survival rates
Even the treatments are not as harsh as they used to be. Ā The techniquesĀ for discovering the diseaseĀ have improved tremendouslyĀ and treatmentsĀ are no longer damaging and unsophisticated. Ā Today we have improved keyhole surgery, highly targeted radiotherapy and a wide range of very sophisticatedĀ cancer drugs.
So the future may be brighter than you think.
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