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Question 21551 — diseases

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Ms. Élodie Jacquier-Laforge questions the Minister of Solidarity and Health about the increase in cases of cancer. A July 2019 report from the National Cancer Institute (INCA) reveals that the “number of new cases increased by 65% ​​in men between 1990 and 2018 (124,000 and 204,600 cases estimated respectively), and by 93% in women (91,800 and 177,400)”. The increase in the number of cases among men is mainly linked to the increase in the population (20%) and its aging (39%), while the share attributable to the increased risk of cancer is 6%. The finding is different for women for whom the 93% increase is broken down into 45% linked to the increased risk of cancer and 25% and 23% for the increase and aging of the population. She asks him to what extent the Government has taken into account these disparities and all of these results in order to remedy them.

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