The Cancer Burden in Sarawak, Malaysia: Sarawak Cancer Report

The lifetime risk of a Sarawakian to develop cancer by age 75 is 1 in 11 in females and 1 in 10 in males. This present study provided a framework for the status and trend of cancer in Sarawak. These findings will provide additional information to guide strategy and resource planning in improving cancer care in Sarawak.

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Health Science Reports
Published
2025-03-01
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https://doi.org/10.1002/hsr2.70290
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Global Cancer Incidence and Screening
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Abstract

The lifetime risk of a Sarawakian to develop cancer by age 75 is 1 in 11 in females and 1 in 10 in males. This present study provided a framework for the status and trend of cancer in Sarawak. These findings will provide additional information to guide strategy and resource planning in improving cancer care in Sarawak.

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