SPONSORED EPISODE: The science and evolution of cancer care
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Europe’s population of people living five years or more after a cancer diagnosis rose 41% between 2010 and 2020, reaching nearly 15 million, according to the sponsored episode on precision oncology and digitally enabled cancer care. The shift reflects advances in science that are turning more advanced cancers into manageable conditions rather than acute crises. Precision oncology and digital tools are central to this evolution, changing what it means to live with cancer. The trend matters because it signals growing demand for long-term care and monitoring across European health systems. What to watch next is how quickly these technologies are adopted and whether care infrastructure keeps pace with the expanding survivor population.
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