If the current trends are preserved, by the middle of the century, 3.2 million new cases of breast cancer and 1.1 million related deaths associated with this disease will be registered annually. By the middle of the century, deaths from breast cancer can increase by 68 percent Healthcare By 2050, the number of cases of breast cancer will increase by 38 percent of the world, and the annual mortality rate from this disease, according to forecasts, will increase by 68 percent, according to the new report of the International Cancer Agency (Mair), a specialized unit of the World Health Organization ( WHO). one woman dies from breast cancer every minute 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 > 62 ~ 62The authors of the report published on Monday in the journal Nature Medicine warn that if the current trends remain, by the middle of the century, 3.2 million new cases of breast cancer and 1.1 million related deaths associated with this disease will be registered annually. Moreover, this problem will be more acute in countries with low and average income, where access to early diagnosis, treatment and care remains limited. “every minute in four women in The whole world is diagnosed with breast cancer, and one woman dies from this disease, and this statistics worsen, ”said the representative of Mair and Co -author of the report Joanne Kim. ~ 60 > “countries can soften or turn these trends, taking primary prevention measures,” she explained. differences Between the regions breast cancer remains the most common woman around the world and the second most previous type of cancer. In 2022 alone, about 2.3 million new cases were diagnosed and 670 thousand deaths were recorded from this disease. However, the report emphasizes significant differences between the regions. The highest incidence rates were registered in Australia, New Zealand, North America and Northern Europe, and the lowest in South and Central Asia and some parts of Africa. ~ p > very itself High mortality rates were registered in Melanesia, Polynesia and West Africa, where access to access healthcare. ~ 60 > relationship between survival in breast cancer and economic development is obvious: in countries with a high income level, 83 percent of women who have such a diagnosis, while in countries with low income level of more than half of women who were diagnosed with breast cancer, die from him. 62 global initiative WHO 60 ~ P > In 2021, WHO launched a global initiative to combat cancer breasts aimed at reducing the mortality rate from breast cancer by 2.5 percent per year, which can prevent 2.5 million deaths by 2040. ~ 60 > initiative is directed & nbsp; In early detection, timely diagnosis and access to quality treatment. Representative Mair Isabelle Surzhomatars emphasized the need to develop a more effective policy in regions with a low income level. 60 > “constant progress in early diagnosis and improve access to treatment are crucial for eliminating global gap in the treatment of breast cancer, ”said She.