Kidney cancer is the 15 th most common cancer, with estimated 431,288 new cases globally in 2020. Smoking, obesity, hypertension, family history of kidney cancer, genetic factors, and long-term dialysis are the major risk factors for kidney cancer. Kidney cancer is most often diagnosed at an early stage inadvertently during performing imaging tests for other conditions. While the prevalence and mortality of kidney cancer are decreasing in developed countries, they are increasing in developing countries.
The Union for International Cancer Control commemorates World Cancer Day on February 4, 2025, to raise awareness about cancer care. This year’s theme, “United by Unique,” highlights the unique needs of each cancer patient. The campaign focuses on people-centered care, connecting healthcare providers, patients, and entire communities. World Cancer Day welcomes everyone—patients, loved…
