Hong Kong has made significant strides in combating cancer, with its age-standardized death rate nearly halving since 1983, despite a doubling in new cases. This success is attributed to advanced therapies and treatments, resulting in a mortality rate lower than many developed nations. However, challenges remain, including low screening rates and late diagnoses, which experts believe require increased investment in early prevention to further improve outcomes and solidify Hong Kong's position as a cancer research hub. AI
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