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Cancer cases set to rise 67 by 2050 GLOBOCAN

Vanguard Reporter

August 25th, 2026

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…. 20.6m cases, 9.8m deaths recorded worldwide in 2024 By Chioma Obinna The just-released GLOBOCAN report has revealed that the global cancer burden is rising sharply, with 20.6 million new cases and 9.8 million deaths recorded worldwide in 2024. It also showed that deep inequalities in prevention, early detection, treatment and cancer surveillance continue to […] The post Cancer cases set to rise 67% by 2050 — GLOBOCAN appeared first on Vanguard News .

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Cancer cases set to rise 67 by 2050 GLOBOCAN

Record-breaking rain disrupts daily life in Nagoya, Japan

Gambian leader pledges halt to rolling blackouts as protests turn violent

How mobile outreach counters partner opposition to family planning in Edo

Three-storey building collapses in Abuja

Kuje prison officer found dead after allegedly firing at commander

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Insecurity: Troops capture suspected foreign national in Borno

Man arrested in Kano for posing as CSP, promising police recruitment slots

‘Nigeria in IDP camp’ – Peter Obi laments killings, displacement in Plateau

Nigerian Army arrests two suspected Boko Haram, ISWAP logistics suppliers in Borno

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