Itanagar: Of Arunachal Pradesh papum pare According to a government report, Mizoram’s district and Aizawl recorded the highest number of new cancer cases among women and men, respectively.
The report released by the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) and the National Center for Disease Informatics and Research (NCDIR) states that papumpare There are 219.8 cancer cases per one lakh women in the district.
In Aizawl, the capital of Mizoram, there are 269.4 cases per lakh in males.
Northeast India Dr Kalinga Jerang, principal investigator of the country, said the cancer capital of the country with the highest age-adjusted cancer incidence rate of newly diagnosed cancer cases. Population Based Cancer Registry (PBCR) at Bakin Pertin General Hospital, Pasighat.
The PBCR project under ICMR-NCDIR, Bengaluru, is studying cancer trends under the National Cancer Registry Program (NCRP), he said on Tuesday.
He hoped that the cancer data disclosed by the project would be used by the government in policy-making decisions regarding cancer prevention, treatment and management.
The report said that the estimated number of cancer cases in the Northeast in 2020 was 50,317, of which 27,503 were male and 22,814 were female.
Esophageal cancer was the most prevalent in the region with 5,785 cases last year, it said. The report predicts that esophageal cancer will continue to be most prevalent in the Northeast until at least 2025.
According to the report, breast and lung cancer is the next most common type of cancer in the Northeast.
Last year, the region had 3,674 breast cancer cases and 3,413 lung cancer cases.
The ICMR-NCDIR study further revealed that Papum Pare recorded the fastest Age Adjusted Incidence Rate (AAR) for cancers of stomach (men), liver (both gender), cervix, ovary and thyroid.
In the Northeast, cancer of the esophagus (13.6%) is most common in men, followed by lung cancer (10.9%) and colon cancer (8.7%).
The report said that among women, the breast is the major cancer site (14.5%), followed by the cervix (12.2%) and the gallbladder (7.1%). PTI
The report released by the Indian Council of Medical Research (ICMR) and the National Center for Disease Informatics and Research (NCDIR) states that papumpare There are 219.8 cancer cases per one lakh women in the district.
In Aizawl, the capital of Mizoram, there are 269.4 cases per lakh in males.
Northeast India Dr Kalinga Jerang, principal investigator of the country, said the cancer capital of the country with the highest age-adjusted cancer incidence rate of newly diagnosed cancer cases. Population Based Cancer Registry (PBCR) at Bakin Pertin General Hospital, Pasighat.
The PBCR project under ICMR-NCDIR, Bengaluru, is studying cancer trends under the National Cancer Registry Program (NCRP), he said on Tuesday.
He hoped that the cancer data disclosed by the project would be used by the government in policy-making decisions regarding cancer prevention, treatment and management.
The report said that the estimated number of cancer cases in the Northeast in 2020 was 50,317, of which 27,503 were male and 22,814 were female.
Esophageal cancer was the most prevalent in the region with 5,785 cases last year, it said. The report predicts that esophageal cancer will continue to be most prevalent in the Northeast until at least 2025.
According to the report, breast and lung cancer is the next most common type of cancer in the Northeast.
Last year, the region had 3,674 breast cancer cases and 3,413 lung cancer cases.
The ICMR-NCDIR study further revealed that Papum Pare recorded the fastest Age Adjusted Incidence Rate (AAR) for cancers of stomach (men), liver (both gender), cervix, ovary and thyroid.
In the Northeast, cancer of the esophagus (13.6%) is most common in men, followed by lung cancer (10.9%) and colon cancer (8.7%).
The report said that among women, the breast is the major cancer site (14.5%), followed by the cervix (12.2%) and the gallbladder (7.1%). PTI
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