These are the most common types of cancer in women by 2024, experts confirm

In a rapidly developing world, the fight against cancer continues is one of the most serious health problems. In Spain, Spanish Society of Medical Oncology (SEOM)in collaboration with the Spanish Network of Cancer Registries (REDECAN), presented its annual report entitled “Cancer figures in Spain”.

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This report provides the latest statistics on cancer in women by 2024emphasizing the most common types of cancer and their number alarming problems associated with diseases such as breast cancer, colon and rectal cancer, lung cancer and uterine cancer.

mammary cancer

Breast cancer continues to be the most diagnosed disease in women. 39,395 new cases in 2024. Despite significant advances in early detection and treatment, these figures highlight constant need for awareness, research and support women fighting this devastating disease.

Early detection through regular mammograms and breast self-exams

, remains important in the effective treatment of breast cancer. SEOM Supporters continuing education and screening programs ensure that women are informed and can make informed decisions about their breast health.

In addition, research in more effective and less invasive treatments It is critical to improve survival rates and reduce treatment-related side effects.

Colon and rectal cancer

WITH 17,285 new cases In 2024, colon and rectal cancer will occupy a significant place in the statistics of cancer diseases in women. This type of cancer, although often goes undetected in the early stagescan be prevented and successfully treated through early detection and lifestyle changes.

SEOM emphasizes the importance colorectal cancer screening programs, which can identify precancerous polyps before they become cancerous. These programs, combined with increased public awareness of Risk factors and lifestyle promotion healthy are essential to reducing the incidence of this type of cancer.

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In addition, research in more personalized and targeted therapy Taking into account the genetic characteristics of each patient, it is necessary to improve treatment results. SEOM stands for increased investment in research and development of treatments

innovators who are solving the problems of this type of cancer.

Lungs’ cancer

Lung cancer, p. 10,285 new cases in women remains a major public health problem. Although historically this has been primarily associated with smoking, it is important to recognize that Lung cancer can affect non-smokers and that the stigma around the disease can prevent access to needed care and support.

SEOM emphasizes the need for public education to dispel myths and stigmas associated with lung cancer. In addition, there is a need to raise awareness of the importance of early detection, especially in high risk populationsfor example, smokers and people exposed to harmful environmental factors.

Research into innovative treatment methods, including immunotherapy, has shown promising advances in the treatment of lung cancer. SEOM advocates for continued investment in research that expand therapeutic options and improve quality of life women affected by this disease.

Body cancer of the uterus

Cancer of the uterine body, p. 7305 new cases in 2024 poses unique challenges for women’s health. SEOM emphasizes the importance of awareness symptoms that can often go undetected at the initial stages.

Education in the field of reproductive health and access to regular gynecological examinations They are essential for early detection and effective treatment of this type of cancer. SEOM advocates for improving women’s health at all stages of life, while special emphasis on menopause and its impact on the risk of uterine cancer.

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In addition, research in treatments that preserve fertility and improve quality of life after treatment is important. SEOM calls for greater collaboration between health professionals, researchers and support organizations to address the specific challenges faced by women with endometrial cancer.

Statistics presented SEOM and REDECAN by 2024 are a vital reminder of the importance prevention, early detection and innovative treatment in the fight against cancer in women.