American Cancer Society: New report says cancer appearing in younger populations has gone up
The American Cancer Society says around 5,500 Americans will be diagnosed with cancer every day this year. Among those diagnosis', the number in young people has gone up by an alarming rate.
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10h agoThe American Cancer Society says around 5,500 Americans will be diagnosed with cancer every day this year. Among those diagnosis', the number in young people has gone up by an alarming rate.
News 12's Julia Joseph sat down with a doctor at Memorial Sloan Kettering and a cancer survivor to learn that even though diagnosis are going up, the likelihood of mortality is going down.
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