00:00The World Health Organization released new data that predicts we will see more than 35 million
00:04new cancer cases by 2050. The research suggests there will be a 77 percent increase from the
00:11estimated 20 million cases we had in 2022. The organization cited tobacco, alcohol, obesity,
00:18and air pollution as key factors in the estimated rise. The most developed countries are expected
00:24to record the greatest increases in case numbers. The survey looked at 115 countries,
00:30and researchers also found that a majority of nations don't spend enough on cancer care and
00:35treatment. According to Fortune, the most commonly diagnosed cancers in the world are lung cancer
00:40and female breast cancer, according to the latest research. The report comes as we approach World
00:46Cancer Day, which is on Sunday, February 4th.
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