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Stomach Cancer is the Seventh Leading

Source: www.ccrcal.org
Topic: Stomach
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Sort Desciption: Early detection of stomach cancer is important, as this cancer is difficult to cure unless found in an early stage. Unfortunately, stomach cancer is usually advanced when diagnosed, and there are no routine screening tests for this cancer. ...

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Stomach cancer is the seventh leading cancer-related cause of death for men and the tenth for women. Early detection of stomach cancer is important, as this cancer is difficult to cure unless found in an early stage. Unfortunately, stomach cancer is usually advanced when diagnosed, and there are no routine screening tests for this cancer. How Many New Cases Are Diagnosed How Many New Cases Are Diagnosed How Many New Cases Are Diagnosed How Many New Cases Are Diagnosed How Many New Cases Are Diagnosed Each Year? How Many Die? Each Year? How Many Die? Each Year? How Many Die? Each Year? How Many Die? Each Year? How Many Die? About 2,500 new cases of stomach cancer and more than 1,500 deaths occur each year in California. Nationally, deaths due to stomach cancer have dramatically decreased since the 1930s, although there have been no major advancements in screening or treatment during this time. Since 1988, incidence rates have decreased 17.2 percent and mortality rates by 18.8 percent in California. The overall five-year relative survival rate for stomach cancer is 21 percent. Who Does Stomach Cancer Affect? Who Does Stomach Cancer Affect? Who Does Stomach Cancer Affect? Who Does Stomach Cancer Affect? Who Does Stomach Cancer Affect? Men are more likely to develop and die from stomach cancer than women, and the risk of developing stomach cancer increases with age. ...

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