Japan's five-year survival rate of stomach cancer as high as 80%, China's only 30%, why the gap is so big?

Recently, the World Health Organization's International Agency for Research on Cancer released the Chinese Chinese "Global Cancer Burden Data 2020", China's data are particularly striking, in 2020, there are 4.57 million new cases of cancer in China, of which 3 million Chinese
However, the proportion of cancer deaths (30.1 per cent) is nearly 7 percentage points higher than the proportion of new cancer cases (23.7 per cent), revealing an indisputable fact: in reality, the survival of cancer patients in China is well below the world average.
's the problem? "Heshan stone, can attack jade", in the prevention and treatment of cancer, by the World Health Organization named and praised Japan deserves our reference.
Professor Shen Lin, vice president of The Oncology Hospital of Peking University and director of the Department of Digestive Oncology, said that in the past decade, for example, the five-year survival rate of gastric cancer in China has been difficult to increase from 20% to 30%, but the five-year survival rate of stomach cancer in Japan has reached 80%, the reason for the gap is not the gap between the treatment level of Doctors in China and Japan, but in Japan, the early diagnosis rate of stomach cancer is as high as 50%-70%, compared with only 10%-20% of the early detection rate of stomach cancer in China.
To this end, on January 15, 2021, in response to the goal of increasing screening rates for key cancer species in high-risk areas in response to the Health China Initiative (2019-2030), the Beijing Anti-Cancer Association Early Cancer Screening Professional Committee launched early cancer screening guidelines for high-risk cancers, and the Chairman of the Beijing Anti-Cancer Association's Early Cancer Screening Professional Committee. Professor Du Peng, Director of Urology at Peking University Cancer Hospital, announced at the press conference: "With the joint efforts of the group leaders, members and experts of the Professional Committee on Early Cancer Screening, the early cancer screening of lung tumors, gastrointestinal tumors, esophageal tumors, urinary tumors, liver and bile tumors, gynaecological tumors and other tumors has finally reached an authoritative level, and the level of cancer prevention and treatment in China will reach a new high!" "Early cancer screening needs to be standardized, the introduction of early cancer screening integrated physical examination" early cancer screening needs to be standardized.
, chairman of the Beijing Cancer Society and president of Peking University Cancer Hospital, stressed at the meeting: "Early cancer screening requires scientific guidance and strict management.
", it is understood that for the early screening of malignant tumors, China has been lacking comprehensive, authoritative guidelines and consensus.
It is against this background that the preparation of the Beijing Cancer Association's top ten cancer screening guidelines was successfully completed, and the first "Beijing Cancer Association - Early Cancer Screening Base" landed at Beijing Jingxi Cancer Hospital.
" to further implement the Healthy China strategy and formulate early cancer screening norms and consensus in line with China's national conditions is our duty and responsibility.
years, the Beijing Anti-Cancer Association has set up its own early cancer screening base, trained a professional early cancer screening team, and achieved good social response.
," Professor Du Peng said.
healthy China Initiative (2019-2030), the five-year survival rate for cancer will increase to 43.3% and 46.6%, respectively, by 2022 and 2030.
Professor Zhu Jun, Party Secretary of Peking University Cancer Hospital and Director of Lymphoma Internal Medicine, said at the press conference that the overall survival rate of Peking University Cancer Hospital has reached or exceeded this basic goal in the past ten years, but from a national perspective, there is still a long way to go to achieve this goal.
needs the attention of the whole society.
is not only the popularization of public health education expertise, but also, more importantly, to improve the overall level of diagnosis and treatment of oncology specialist medical personnel.
Professor Shen Lin, vice president of Peking University Cancer Hospital and director of the Department of Digestive Oncology, said in guidelines for screening for colorectal cancer that, in addition to routine endoscopy, there are new screening methods that can detect intestinal lesions early and accurately by detecting biomarkers in human feces.
this new fecal multi-target FIT-DNA test has obtained the first and currently the only early cancer screening license in China and can be used for screening of people at high risk of colorectal cancer.
" is more likely to be accepted than a colonoscopy, which can easily cause discomfort in patients.
Shen Lin hopes that all cancer species can find easy screening methods suitable for China's national conditions and establish an early diagnosis and treatment system for cancer.
" Professor Shen Lin, Vice President of Beijing University Cancer Hospital and Director of Digestive Oncology, presented a detailed introduction and interpretation of the screening guidelines for various types of cancer in the China High Incidence Cancer Screening Guidelines by experts from the Beijing Anti-Cancer Association's Professional Committee for Early Cancer Screening.
In addition, 39 Health was informed that, in order to promote the further landing of cancer screening and prevention work, the Association also in accordance with the focus of the guidelines to cover high-risk cancer screening integrated physical examination, according to the individual's different cancer risk, personalized screening programs, and to do targeted assessment and interpretation.
it is understood that the service will be officially launched in Beijing Jingxi Cancer Hospital early cancer screening base, the future will also be in Beijing a number of public hospitals and medical examination centers to promote.
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