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The American Cancer Society is warning that by the year 2050, men's cancer diagnoses and deaths are predicted to increase exponentially.
Though it was published by the ACS, the study's outlook was global, and the scholars behind it primarily hailed from universities in Australia, though collaborators from Ethiopia and Hong Kong were also involved.— this international consortium of health researchers analyzed cases of more than 30 kinds of cancer from 185 countries to reach their jarring conclusions.
Beyond just warning the world with these terrifying figures, the lead author behind this study is also calling on medical practitioners and policymakers worldwide to work together to handle — and potentially reverse — this growing problem.
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