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China's liver cancer cases to hit 264,000 by 2034

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China's liver cancer cases to hit 264,000 by 2034
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A new report projects that China will account for 71% of liver cancer cases across eight major global markets by 2034. While hepatitis rates are declining due to vaccinations, rising obesity and alcohol consumption are contributing to the upward trend.

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The data highlights a significant public health challenge in China and the shifting causes of liver cancer globally.

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Published: 54 minutes ago Photo by Marek Piwnicki via Pexels China's liver cancer cases to hit 264,000 by 2034 It will account for roughly 71% of the projected 8MM incident cases.

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