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The increasing incidence of cancer is related to the increase of life expectancy. About 45% of cancers in the Chinese population are caused by modifiable lifestyle or preventable microbial infections, and nearly half of them can be avoided through vaccination and lifestyle changes.

The other half of cancers may be inevitable, but it can still be detected early through early screening to improve the early cure rate and increase the chances of cure. Some patients with early-stage cancer have a five-year survival rate of more than 90% after regular treatment. For example breast cancer is a type of cancer with a high cure rate, and the five-year survival rate of patients with advanced cancer after treatment can also reach about 10%. Therefore, early screening is very critical to the prognosis of cancer. Please cherish your body and your health.

Differences between physical examination and early screening of cancer in Japan:
General physical examination is a routine examination of heart, liver, kidney function, blood sugar, blood lipid, blood pressure, etc. to master the general condition of the human body and detect some common chronic diseases at an early stage.

Early screening of cancer is a series of medical examinations performed on healthy people with no symptoms to detect early cancer. Along with screening for early cancer, functional changes and diseases that increase the probability of developing cancer are examined, and these conditions are evaluated and intervened to prevent the occurrence of cancer due to precancerous lesions or diseases as much possible.

The reason why physical examination cannot replace early screening of cancer is that there are no guidelines, no quality control and no precision.

Japan's 30-year anti-cancer achievements:

Over the past 30 years, Japan's cancer mortality rate has dropped by 27%; the five-year survival rate is 68%, the highest in the world;
Early screening of cancer is now available to the whole Japanese; the mortality rate for cancers under 75 years old is expected to drop by another 20% in the next decade;

In Japan, 80% of cancers are detected at an early stage, and 80% of them can be cured. In China, the opposite is true. More than 80% of cancers are diagnosed in the middle and late stages of cancer, and the best time for treatment is missed.
1. Establishment of a national cancer screening system
2. Establishment of standardized guidelines for the methods of early screening of cancer methods
3. Improvement of quality control system of early screening of cancer: inquiry and accuracy management of imaging
4. Accuracy management of film reading and system

Longevity (China) relies on Japan Longevity Medical Inc. to introduce advanced cancer screening scientific and technological achievements from Japan and base itself on Shanghai to bring high-end, professional and advanced medical products and services to consumers around the world.