
Cancer Trends: Progress & New Risks
Now to some hopeful news in the fight against cancer, as well as a stark warning. The American Cancer Society's 2025 Cancer Report shows that cancer death rates have dropped by 34% since 1991. However, that progress is at risk as the number of cancer cases climbs, especially among women and younger adults. Doctor Wayne Frederick, the interim CEO of the American Cancer Society joined us on "The Nine" to to provide us with more insight.
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Cancer Trends: Progress & New Risks

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