All the carcinogenic I was exposed to working in a factory environment for 45 years I expect to get cancer at some point, I am ready to see the Lord, but my grandkids will miss me, so I will fight it if it comes.

You mean to tell me its gotten worse?

I think diets and electronics can create problems, genetics play a big part as well, a lot has to do with detection, in the past how many people died from leukemia but probably got wrote off as heart problems, kinda the same as brain cancer and mental conditions, with kids how many of the premature children alive today would have been alive even 20 years ago, we don’t know what those children were given to keep them alive. As far as Job skin cancer can cause boils some of the precancerous spots I’ve had cut off are swollen, odd shape, and just all around weird looking, but at the same time some to me looked normal and the doctor didn’t like them and cut those off and they were further along than the weird ones.

Cancer rates are up because the CDC has determined that the Covid rates are now allowed to go down.

A certain number of people are going to die every year. Our government will tell how that breaks down.

I was impressed at how covid dang near cured heart diseasse.

It's surprising to me, how many people praise and have so much faith in the medical field, when it's the same one that was trying to take our rights away.

Nailed it. Sugar and carbs/seed oils in large amounts too.

The link below offers some thoughts on cancer rates and types etc.

Bryce

https://www.medicalnewstoday.com/articles/are-cancer-rates-really-on-the-rise-worldwide

They are using the WHO and CDC stats. I wouldn't trust them as far as I can throw them.
That is just a business keeping the world sick and the dollars rolling as far as I'm concerned.

Get people sick by feeding them crap, destroy their joints, get them addicted to a good ole opioid like OXY, and you got a customer coming and going.

There is a school here in Iowa, an 1 1/2 hours from me has had 12 teachers within the last 9 years that had breast cancer. Neighbor just passed away from melonoma.

Thank you Mark.
I wonder that too sometimes.
I had 2 surgeries less than a year ago for thyroid cancer.

AJE I hope everything is going well with your treatments. Kick its butt!

It seems fine. My next scan is in January. They feel they got it all. Ya'all do not skip out on your annual physicals-that is some advice I would add to this thread.

We put crap in our bodies daily that werent “invented” yet 30 years ago. We are our own worst enemy.

True. It is scary.

Prayers to all dealing with this issue.

Blessings to all of you being a support person or helping in any way you can.

Good Post and been a question for some time. Definitely an increase. Many good reasons given.

the medical establishment very much fell apart in 2020 and tried to tread water in 2021.
still having serious staffing issues in 2022 it is getting back to some diagnostic scanning for things like cancer.

people getting colonoscopies and mammograms again

so you have statistically put 3 years of cancer diagnosis into 1 year
having not caught many early , more are in advance stages

there could be lots of factors to how they got cancer but I think that is likely the biggest reason we are seeing so many now , is because so much diagnostic care was delayed till later in 20 and 21.

So if one was to average the last 3 years and compare it with the pre covid era then the figures incline or even decline should be more accurate? Makes sense to me.

Did the same hold true for military members? Did the VA shut their doors? Cancer rates are up amongst the military too. We know there is a common denominator amongst military members.

The little town/area i grew up in is aweful with it, ive wondered for years what was going on up there. Lot's and lots of people in their 40's died with it who never smoked, drank, etc. Can't even list how many family member's ive lost up there to it. As small as the population is there it's an extremely high percentage of the population getting it, much higher than normal.

I had a sister pass away from cancer in February of 1975at the age of 15. my moms dad was diagnosed with cancer in 1970 at the age of 50. I have had several aunts and uncles pass away from cancer on both of my parents side. the majority of them didn't smoke or drink.