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10 things you didn't know about Oncology in India
India accounts for 20% of the global cancer burden, with approximately half a million deaths among its 7.6 million annual cancer fatalities. Only 1 in 10 children receive complete treatment for cancer, while the country has limited oncologists available, with less than 1 per 100,000 people. The estimated anti-cancer drug market was $321 million last year, and the government allocated $2.5 billion to combat rising cancer cases.
10 things you didn't know about Oncology in India
- 1. Oncology in India 10things you didn’t know about www.krea.in
- 2. India contributes to 20%of disease burden globally “ ” www.krea.in
- 3. HALF a Million are Indians outof 7.6 Million people dying of cancer every year www.krea.in
- 4. Cancer occurrence *Per 1000individuals in women 430.1518.8 in men www.krea.in
- 5. get complete treatment 60,000 Children areafflicted every year of which only 1 in 10 CHildren www.krea.in
- 6. 14.5 26.9 Cancer Cases in urbanareas in rural areas *Per 100,000 individuals (According to Cancer Registry) www.krea.in
- 7. for every 1,00,000 people <1 Oncologist India has www.krea.in
- 8. dedicated cancer hospitals84 Across India, thereare www.krea.in
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- 10. of Per CapitaGross National Income is spent on cancer 0.05 *Per Capita income in India is USD 91.66 www.krea.in %
- 11. was allocated byGovt. for cancer diagnosis & treatment. $2.5 Billion To bring down rocketing cancer cases, www.krea.in
- 12. A Specialist in IndianHealthcare Data Collection Contact [email protected] for further info
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