European Cancer Organisation Highlights the Power of Early Detection
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European Cancer Organisation Highlights the Power of Early Detection

European Cancer Organisation shared on LinkedIn:

“Early detection saves lives. And the difference can be dramatic.

  •  Breast cancer: over 90% five-year survival at Stage I vs 20–30% at Stage IV
  •  Lung cancer: over 60% when localised vs less than 10% when spread
  •  Prostate cancer: over 95% when localised vs around 30% when metastatic

This EU Screening Week we say it loud and proud: screening should not be a luxury – but a right.

WHO’s European Observatory on Health Systems and Policies recommends EU countries modernise population-based cancer screening by:

  1. Deploying key innovations such as self-sampling, risk-stratified screening and AI-assisted image reading
  2. Moving towards organised and more risk-based screening
  3. Investing in health-professional training, strong data infrastructure, public communication and robust evaluation

Learn more from our member, the European Radiology Society.
Read the full WHO policy brief.”

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European Cancer Organisation Highlights the Power of Early Detection