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Death Rates From Cancer on the Decline

by Bradley Rose, Senior Designer | August 25, 2007
Death rates from cancer continue to fall in the United States, dropping more than 2 percent per year from 2002 through 2004. There have been significant declines in deaths from
lung, prostate and colorectal cancers in men, as well as in breast and colon cancer among women. While lung cancer deaths were still on the rise among women the increase has nonetheless slowed.

"The significant decline in cancer death rates demonstrates important progress in the fight against cancer that has been achieved through effective tobacco control, screening, early detection, and appropriate treatment," U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Director Dr. Julie Gerberding said in a statement.

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"The evidence is unmistakable: we are truly turning the tide in the cancer battle," said John Seffrin, executive officer of the American Cancer Society. "The gains could be even greater if everyone in the U.S. had access to essential health care, including primary care and prevention
services."