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Jun 21, 2025, 17:21

New Global Data Highlights How Lung Cancer is Changing Across Europe – Lung Cancer Europe

Lung Cancer Europe shared a post on LinkedIn:

“New global data (June 2025) highlights how lung cancer is changing across Europe.

– In France, incidence in women is rising by +5.8% per year
– In Norway, mortality in women is rising by +3.6% per year
– Adenocarcinoma is increasing across sexes
– Squamous and small-cell cancers are rising in women in several European countries
– 2030 projections show the highest rates forecast for Netherlands and Northern Ireland

These shifts reflect both long-term tobacco trends and emerging factors, including the rise of adenocarcinoma.

Europe’s prevention, screening, research and policy frameworks need to adapt. Early detection, cross-border data and access to care remain critical.”

Lung cancer

Title: Global trends in lung cancer incidence and mortality by age, gender and morphology and forecast: A bootstrap-based analysis

Authors: Jinto Edakkalathoor George, Preethi Sara George, Jagathnath K.M. Krishna, Aleyamma Mathew

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New Global Data Highlights How Lung Cancer is Changing Across Europe - Lung Cancer Europe

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