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A American study revealed that men are diagnosed with cancer at later stages than women, especially after the disease spreads to the lymph nodes, which reduces chances of recovery. The study was based on reviewing more than 2.4 million cases between 2015 and 2022 and found that men are 151% more likely to be diagnosed at advanced stages of tongue cancer and 93% more likely in head and neck cancers. Additionally, spread to other organs was more common among men in 17 different sites, reflecting differences in screening and early detection between the sexes.
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