Share of new male cancer cases SEA 2022, by type

Published by Leander von Kameke, Feb 9, 2024

In 2022, lung cancer made up 16.7 percent of all new cancer cases in men in Southeast Asia. In comparison, nasopharyngeal cancer made up 6.2 percent of all the new cancer cases among men in Southeast Asia in 2022.

Share of new cancer cases in men in Southeast Asia in 2022, by type

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February 2024

Region

Asia, APAC

Survey time period

2022

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