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Lancet Study Warns Cancer Deaths Could Surge Nearly 75% by 2050 — A pink ribbon symbolizing cancer awareness placed on a light wooden background. by Miguel Á. Padriñán/Pexels / Pexels

Cancer · United States

Lancet Study Warns Cancer Deaths Could Surge Nearly 75% by 2050

57% Center coverage: 46 sources

An ominous new study in the Lancet medical journal projects that deaths from cancer will surge over the next two-and-a-half decades, with lower-income countries set to be the hardest hit.The study, which was released on Wednesday, estimates that there will be 18.6 million cancer deaths and 30.5 million cancer cases in 2030. The estimated number of cancer deaths would represent a nearly 75% increase from the estimated 10.4 million cancer deaths in 2023. See the Story

He Went Into the Forest to Observe Chimpanzees, Then Came Out to Protect Them.

London, England · London

He Went Into the Forest to Observe Chimpanzees, Then Came Out to Protect Them.

100% Left coverage: 1 sources

Jane Goodall pioneered the study of animal behavior, practically becoming a member of a group of chimpanzees. Initially, science was skeptical, but she made a breakthrough. Later, she became a tireless environmentalist and activist, and visited Hungary several times.See the Story

Máté Kocsis About Endre k.'s Book: Do You Think Anyone Would Be Interested in the Book?

Europe · Hungary

Máté Kocsis About Endre k.'s Book: Do You Think Anyone Would Be Interested in the Book?

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The person involved in the pardon scandal wrote a book that the Fidesz politician sharply criticized, telling him to stay out of the public eye.See the Story

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