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Seven in ten cancer patients now survive at least five years after diagnosis, a stunning achievement that reflects two decades of medical innovation. Survival rates have jumped across nearly every cancer type, turning once-grim diagnoses into real fighting chances.
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For the first time ever, the American Cancer Society reports improved five-year survival rates across every type of cancer. This breakthrough means more people are living longer after diagnosis than at any point in history.
Artificial intelligence is helping lung cancer patients live twice as long by predicting which treatments will work best for their unique bodies. Some patients are now enjoying multi-year remissions that were once considered rare.
More people are surviving cancer than ever before in American history, marking a major milestone in the decades-long fight against the disease. The record-breaking survival rate reflects advances in early detection, treatment options, and prevention efforts.
Seven out of ten Americans now survive cancer five years after diagnosis, marking a stunning turnaround in the fight against a disease that once seemed unbeatable. Decades of research, earlier screening, and breakthrough treatments are giving millions more years with their families.
Seven out of ten Americans now survive cancer for at least five years, up from less than half in the 1970s. Breakthrough treatments, better screening, and fewer smokers are turning what was once a death sentence into a chronic disease.