General overview of breast cancer incidence

In recent years, there has been a growing sense that cancer seems to be getting closer to itself, with close relatives, friends and colleagues who know each other, and those with cancer are being heard. But even so, most people still have a mindset about cancer: cancer is a minority thing, even if it’s not about themselves, and cancer doesn’t come to me. This is a self-consolation, or self-inflicted mind, precisely because it is acting strangely, because many people do not learn lessons from others or take the initiative to learn about it, even though they feel irrelevant to themselves, and even some have a subconscious superstition, which seems to read or focus on what is related to cancer, which can lead to cancer, and the Chinese, in particular, are so-called “hidden” or evasive, fearing cancer, fearing cancer, talking about cancer, and perhaps cancer. To prevent cancer, the basic premise is that you must have a basic understanding of it, that you do not understand it, and that you speak of prevention. What is the right treatment? The more you know, the deeper you know, the better your precautions will be, even if you have cancer, and you will have a more rational understanding of the treatment and be more supportive of it, so as to achieve the greatest treatment. Whether you talk or not, whether you know or don’t know, cancer is there, and it doesn’t go without you because you don’t talk or because you don’t know it. Rather than paralyzing yourself, it’s better to attack. As far as breast cancer is concerned, it is the first cancer in the female population and it is a classic red-faced killer. People seem to know more or less about breast cancer, but the extent to which it is not really clear, and that is why it is psychologically inevitable … In order to give you a more intuitive view of the incidence of breast cancer, this section provides a brief overview of how close breast cancer is to you. What is breast cancer? Breast cancer is, of course, a malignant tumour in the breast, commonly known as the “cancer”, which can occur in any part of the human body without a fingernail and hair, and in men with degraded breast, which is still very rare (only around 1 per cent), with breast cancer occurring mainly among women. Breast cancer is a very common malignant disease worldwide. It is the most common malignant neoplasm in women worldwide, with the leading incidence of malignant neoplasms (cancer) among women and one of the most lethal malignant neoplasms. Data for 2011 indicate that approximately 1.4 million women worldwide experience new breast cancers (noting new cases) every year, that about 460,000 women die annually as a result of breast cancer and that the age at which the disease occurs is increasingly young, posing a serious threat to the life and health of women. Globally, the incidence of breast cancer remains high in high-prevalence regions (North America, Europe, etc.), while the former so-called low-prevalence areas are also increasing (developing countries represented by China). According to recent statistics, breast cancer will outnumber lung cancer as the leading cancer in women, and the number of deaths from breast cancer will amount to 15 per cent of all cancer deaths in women. The number of cases of breast cancer in China has risen year by year in recent years, and according to the current trend, the incidence of breast cancer in the United States of America and Europe will follow the trend of rapid and rising rates, and the age at which the incidence of breast cancer is increasing. In particular, there has been a marked increase in breast cancer in Beijing and in the coastal province, where breast cancer is already the number-one cancer among women. According to estimates by the International Cancer Research Centre of the World Health Organization, the number of female breast cancer cases in China was 216 per 100,000 in 2008, with a population base of 169,000 new cases per year, 12.25 per cent after the United States (182,000), the second highest in the world, with an estimated 234,000 female breast cancer cases per year in 2030 and an estimated 70,000 breast cancer deaths per year. Read this information in a more intuitive light on how fast the trend of breast cancer is growing in China. According to authoritative statistics, white breast cancer in the United States increased by 0.399 per cent annually between 1993-1997 and 1983-1987, 1.07 per cent black, 2.33 per cent Chinese Tianjin, 3.212 in Shanghai, 1.241 per cent in Hong Kong, and significantly faster than in Europe and the United States of America. According to data from the Beijing City Oncology Prevention and Research Office, in 2012 there were 4311 new cases of breast cancer in Beijing City, with a high incidence of 6463 per 100,000, which is the most malignant tumour among women. Age at which breast cancer occurs: before the age of 20, the incidence of breast cancer is increasing gradually after the age of 25-30, with a high age of 40-50 and a continuing increase after menopause. The current age at which breast cancer occurs is getting younger. Doctor, aren’t you scary? It’s full of cancers, death, and so forth. You. It’s nothing to be afraid of, it’s to be confused, but it’s impossible to pretend. The breast cancer is getting taller, and it’s getting closer to you. You have no choice. You must understand it, whether for yourself or for a woman among your relatives or friends. You cannot pretend to be confused. You must learn about it, act on your own, reject ignorance and ignorance. It is one of the high-quality performances of a person to talk about cancer, not to talk about cancer, to avoid being unable to solve problems, to be passive, not to be active, to know it, to know it and to fight it.