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Aarushi Bhadury

We as a society have made great progress when it comes to medicine, people are educated better and there is less medical misinformation floating around, and the ones that are, can be quickly disputed by just a quick search. While we have made a significant progress in the cancer research, coming closer to the cure for cancer each day, recent years have seen a rapid rise in the number of <span>female cancer</span> patients. But on the flip side there has been a decline in the number of male patients' diagnosis. A new report from the <span>American Cancer Society</span> shows a complicated picture of cancer. While fewer people are dying from cancer overall, some worrying trends are appearing, especially for women and younger adults. They predict over 2 million new cancer cases and over 600,000 deaths in 2025.

<h2>More <span rel="noindex">Women Are Being Diagnosed With Cancer</span> </h2>

The report found that cancer is becoming more common in women, especially younger women. In 2021, women under 50 were much more likely to be diagnosed with cancer than men of the same age. This is a big change from the past. Women between 50 and 64 are also getting cancer more often than men their age. Breast cancer is becoming more common in women under 50. The report also found that cancer is becoming more common in younger people, especially women under 50. This is a problem because these people were not usually at high risk for cancer. This increase could slow down the progress we've made in helping people survive cancer. 

<h2>What Could Be Causing The Rise In Female Cancer Patients?</h2>

We don't know exactly why more women and younger people are getting cancer. The report mentions some possible things that could be contributing, like changes in diet, exposure to different things in the environment, or other lifestyle factors. However, the report doesn't say for sure that these things are the cause. More research is needed to figure out the exact reasons for these changes in cancer diagnoses. This research is vital to developing better prevention strategies.

The report also shows that some racial groups are much more likely to die from cancer than others. This is often because they have less access to good healthcare, including checkups and ways to prevent cancer. For instance, some preventable cancers, like cervical cancer, are much more deadly in certain communities because people don't have the same access to regular screenings. To this day as well, many women express their disappointment in the medical field for not taking their concerns seriously and dismissing it without a fair chance. This shows that we need to work on making healthcare more accessible and fair for everyone.

According to a Women’s Health Reports finding, healthcare research has always been more focused on the male counterparts rather than the female patients often dismissing their pain. One of the main findings was that many women felt their pain and suffering were dismissed or not taken seriously by healthcare providers which could sometimes lead to trauma and fear of seeking medical help. Social media is also filled with women sharing their stories of medical misdiagnosis and lack of treatment because healthcare professionals did not follow up or seek a proper solution for their problems, citing it as ‘common women’s issue.’ 

<h2>Fewer People Dying from Cancer Overall</h2>

While these findings may be scary for many people, we also have to acknowledge the fact that there has been a better chance of survival for cancer patients, because of the relentless efforts of the healthcare professionals as well as people taking their health more seriously! This is mainly because of things like fewer people smoking, better treatments being developed, and doctors finding cancer earlier when it's easier to treat. But a cause of concern in the fact that some types of cancer are still becoming more deadly, and the rise of cancer in younger women is a concern that needs further study. Men have seen big drops in lung cancer, which is great news, but prostate cancer is increasing, which is a concern. 

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We as a society have made great progress when it comes to medicine, people are educated better and there is less medical misinformation floating around, and the ones that are, can be quickly disputed by just a quick search. While we have made a significant progress in the cancer research, coming closer to the cure for cancer each day, recent years have seen a rapid rise in the number of female cancer patients. But on the flip side there has been a decline in the number of male patients' diagnosis. A new report from the American Cancer Society shows a complicated picture of cancer. While fewer people are dying from cancer overall, some worrying trends are appearing, especially for women and younger adults. They predict over 2 million new cancer cases and over 600,000 deaths in 2025.More Women Are Being Diagnosed With Cancer The report found that cancer is becoming more common in women, especially younger women. In 2021, women under 50 were much more likely to be diagnosed with cancer than men of the same age. This is a big change from the past. Women between 50 and 64 are also getting cancer more often than men their age. Breast cancer is becoming more common in women under 50. The report also found that cancer is becoming more common in younger people, especially women under 50. This is a problem because these people were not usually at high risk for cancer. This increase could slow down the progress we've made in helping people survive cancer. What Could Be Causing The Rise In Female Cancer Patients?We don't know exactly why more women and younger people are getting cancer. The report mentions some possible things that could be contributing, like changes in diet, exposure to different things in the environment, or other lifestyle factors. However, the report doesn't say for sure that these things are the cause. More research is needed to figure out the exact reasons for these changes in cancer diagnoses. This research is vital to developing better prevention strategies.The report also shows that some racial groups are much more likely to die from cancer than others. This is often because they have less access to good healthcare, including checkups and ways to prevent cancer. For instance, some preventable cancers, like cervical cancer, are much more deadly in certain communities because people don't have the same access to regular screenings. To this day as well, many women express their disappointment in the medical field for not taking their concerns seriously and dismissing it without a fair chance. This shows that we need to work on making healthcare more accessible and fair for everyone.According to a Women’s Health Reports finding, healthcare research has always been more focused on the male counterparts rather than the female patients often dismissing their pain. One of the main findings was that many women felt their pain and suffering were dismissed or not taken seriously by healthcare providers which could sometimes lead to trauma and fear of seeking medical help. Social media is also filled with women sharing their stories of medical misdiagnosis and lack of treatment because healthcare professionals did not follow up or seek a proper solution for their problems, citing it as ‘common women’s issue.’ Fewer People Dying from Cancer OverallWhile these findings may be scary for many people, we also have to acknowledge the fact that there has been a better chance of survival for cancer patients, because of the relentless efforts of the healthcare professionals as well as people taking their health more seriously! This is mainly because of things like fewer people smoking, better treatments being developed, and doctors finding cancer earlier when it's easier to treat. But a cause of concern in the fact that some types of cancer are still becoming more deadly, and the rise of cancer in younger women is a concern that needs further study. Men have seen big drops in lung cancer, which is great news, but prostate cancer is increasing, which is a concern. 

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