I love Hans Rosling however this is very miss leading. The WHO statistics are calculated on the basis that a cancer surviver is someone that is still alive 5 years after diagnosis. If he dies after 6 years he is still statistically a surviver! The figures have improved therefore because billions has been spent on detection.Because cancer is normally growing up to 15 years inside you before you die earlier detection means statistically more people live. Google Cancer rate survival criteria.
It seems that the richer a country grows, the more resources can be allocated to breast cancer diagnosis and treatment. Earlier diagnosis can improve survival rates
So the statistics show a correlation between number of breast cancer cases and increased wealth. I understand that we would like to lower treatment costs. But wouldn't it be better and more affordable in the longer run to try to understand what in our habits are causing cancer and therefore prevent it naturally instead of defeating it?
This isn't rocket science. It's just common sense.
I love Hans Rosling however this is very miss leading. The WHO statistics are calculated on the basis that a cancer surviver is someone that is still alive 5 years after diagnosis. If he dies after 6 years he is still statistically a surviver! The figures have improved therefore because billions has been spent on detection.Because cancer is normally growing up to 15 years inside you before you die earlier detection means statistically more people live. Google Cancer rate survival criteria.
greaterawarenesstv 4 months ago
It seems that the richer a country grows, the more resources can be allocated to breast cancer diagnosis and treatment. Earlier diagnosis can improve survival rates
Lwl209 2 years ago
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0Iceypop0 2 years ago
So the statistics show a correlation between number of breast cancer cases and increased wealth. I understand that we would like to lower treatment costs. But wouldn't it be better and more affordable in the longer run to try to understand what in our habits are causing cancer and therefore prevent it naturally instead of defeating it?
This isn't rocket science. It's just common sense.
Thank you for another great video!
grapetonic 2 years ago
very interesting, i was just wondering this from the last video.
sisforshayla 2 years ago 2
damned good question
JackBrindelli 2 years ago