Sentence examples for cancers diagnosed from inspiring English sources

"We know cancers diagnosed later in these women don't do as well as cancers diagnosed initially," she said.

About 325,000 people were diagnosed with cancer in 2010, with 63% of cancers diagnosed in the over 65s.

Doctors are able to cure most cancers diagnosed in children and teenagers, 11,000 to 12,000 cases a year, Dr. Butler said.

The uninsured were less likely to receive recommended cancer screening tests and more likely to have their cancers diagnosed at a later stage, when they are less curable.

But importantly, the number of cancers diagnosed at the advanced stage was essentially unchanged.

Not all the breast cancers diagnosed with screening are aggressive and fatal cancers.

In a screening program, interval cancers are cancers diagnosed between two screening visits.

These two genes are responsible for about 5 to 10percentt of the 233,000 breast cancers diagnosed annually in the United States.

Breast cancer affected 1.7 million people worldwide in 2012 and accounts for approximately 23.3 % of all cancers diagnosed in women.

In total they make up almost 50% of the cancers diagnosed in Scotland.

The report looked at survival rates for 24 different common cancers diagnosed between 2008 and 2013.