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What to Know About ESOPHAGEAL CANCER
by Advent Health
General Surgeon Dr. Abubaker Ali( Right) and his physician assistant Tina Ellison( Left).
The number of esophageal cancer cases in the U. S. is staggering. The American Cancer Society estimates that about 22,070 new esophageal cancer cases will be diagnosed in the U. S. in 2025, with approximately 16,250 deaths from the disease. Additionally, esophageal cancer affects significantly more men than women in the U. S. The lifetime risk for men is about 1 in 127, while for women, it ' s about 1 in 434.
These statistics highlight the importance of preventive care to take charge of your health for the long term. " Awareness is the first step toward understanding and combating esophageal cancer. Together, we can shine a light on this battle and support those affected by it," said general surgeon Abubaker Ali. M. D.
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