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Colorectal Cancer,ncidence rate is roughly four times higher compared to that of transitioning countries [1]. Europe has the highest prevalence rates of colon cancer, followed by Australia/New Zealand and Northern America [1]. Hungary and Norway rank first among men and women, respectively [1]. Rectal cancer is more

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Kidney Cancer,ew cases were reported, accounting for 2.2% of all cancer cases [1]. The incidence and mortality rates were highest in Eastern Asia (108,503 cases and 54,658 deaths), followed by Northern America (76,975 cases and 16,791 deaths), and Central and Eastern Europe (49,772 cases and 20,238 deaths) [1]. F

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