Recent research by the International Agency for Research on Cancer reveals that approximately 12 percent of new cancer cases worldwide in 2024 were attributed to infectious agents like viruses and bacteria. This significant finding highlights the preventable nature of a notable portion of the global cancer burden.
Researchers emphasize that existing tools, including vaccines and other preventive measures, offer effective strategies to combat this challenge. Implementing these tools could reduce the incidence of such cancers, underscoring the importance of proactive public health interventions.
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