Global Male Cancer Deaths Projected to Nearly Double by 2050

New study forecasts a 93% increase in cancer-related deaths among men, highlighting the need for improved prevention and care.

Cancer cases among men are expected to rise by 84%, reaching 19 million by 2050.
Men over 65 and those in low to medium development index countries will be most affected.
Higher rates of smoking, alcohol consumption, and exposure to carcinogens are key risk factors.
Lung cancer remains the leading cause of cancer deaths among men.
Researchers call for better screening, universal healthcare, and enhanced cancer prevention strategies.