Sentence examples for risen survival from inspiring English sources

However, it is important to note that while cases of cancer have risen, survival rates have increased, and this means more people are living longer after diagnosis.

Cabinet Secretary for Health and Wellbeing Alex Neil said: "It is important to note that while cases of cancer have risen, survival rates are up, this means more people are now living longer after diagnosis.

Despite rising survival rates, current cancer incidence (one new case diagnosed every 30 seconds) poses and extreme financial and emotional toll for affected families.

In conclusion, the rising survival figures are welcome, and likely to underrepresent the progress being made owing to changes in case-mix.

Fertility preservation methods are playing an increasing role in women up to the age of 40 years because of rising survival rates in those affected by cancer.

The rising survival of the most immature infants and the infants with RDS did not result in an increased number of infants with BPD, which was unexpected and quite contrary to other reports, where an increased survival resulted in more morbidity, mainly BPD [ 22- 24].

Yes health inequalities have not improved, but life expectancy is rising and survival for a host of diseases is getting better.

For example, when one's income rises from survival mode of $5,000 to $50,000, happiness increases exponentially.

In high-income countries, the prevalence of chronic heart failure (CHF) is estimated to be 1 2% [ 1], and expectations are that this figure will be rising as survival of acute heart disease is increasing [ 1, 2].

In 1910 virtually all children with Wilms' tumour died; by 1950 with the advent of safe anaesthesia and radiotherapy survival had risen to 50%, and current treatment leads to survival in excess of 90% (Mitchell, 1997).

There is also a widening of the deprivation gap for 5- and 10-year survival over time suggesting that survival has risen more in the affluent than the deprived.