The famous host Li Yong has passed away due to cancer at the age of 50... Li Yong's wife, Ha Wen, posted this morning that her husband had passed away due to illness. She wrote, "After 17 months of anti-cancer treatment in the United States, at 5:20 AM on October 25, 2018, I lost my love forever."
Because it was so sudden, many netizens expressed disbelief, and some even said: "God must have been short of a host! He actually took away such a great host." "He was only 50 years old, he hadn't even lived to his own 'Lucky 52'!"
Speaking of Li Yong, I believe many people are no strangers to him; his classic 6+1 gesture can be said to be deeply imprinted in many people's hearts. His witty remarks once brought us countless laughs.
However, life is always full of impermanence. This classic gesture is destined to become a memory for our generation. In this era where people talk about cancer with fear, who can really stand up to it?
With the continuous progress of human technology and medical standards, more and more diseases are no longer incurable, but even so, the global incidence and mortality of cancer are still growing rapidly. Cancer is expected to become the leading cause of death for humans in the 21st century and will be the most significant obstacle for countries around the world to increase life expectancy.
The International Agency for Research on Cancer (IARC) of the World Health Organization (WHO) released the latest report on the global cancer burden in 2018 in a prestigious journal. According to the report, there are expected to be 18.1 million new cases and 9.6 million deaths in 2018. Globally, the number of people surviving within 5 years of a cancer diagnosis (5-year prevalence) is estimated to be 43.8 million.
Percentage of incidence and mortality for various cancer types
Compared with other regions of the world, the proportion of cancer deaths in Asia and Africa (57.3% and 7.3%, respectively) is higher than the proportion of incidence (48.4% and 5.8%, respectively). The main reason is that cancer types with poor prognosis and high mortality rates have a higher incidence in these regions, and in many countries, access to timely diagnosis and treatment is also difficult to achieve.
As a country ranked fifth in the global healthcare system, Malta officially launched its first five-year National Cancer Plan as early as 2011, determined to mobilize national efforts to support cancer prevention and treatment, with the aim of reducing cancer incidence and improving patient survival rates.
After the successful implementation of the first five-year cancer treatment plan, Malta's health department summarized its experience and, based on changes in disease patterns and technological developments, released a new National Cancer Plan in 2017, which fully reflects the Maltese government's emphasis on and investment in cancer treatment.
The new plan highlights the importance of cancer prevention and early detection, making cancer prevention the first link in solving the cancer problem. Combined with the prevention of chronic diseases, it provides the most cost-effective long-term strategy for cancer control. For vulnerable groups, such as children and young people, as well as those working in high-risk occupational environments, the Maltese government has also formulated corresponding preventive measures and methods, and advocates and promotes a healthy lifestyle; it strengthens population-based national cancer screening programs for breast cancer, colorectal cancer, and cervical cancer to continue to increase participation in these screening programs; and seeks to provide more support and training opportunities for family doctors and other healthcare professionals (HCPs).
In a comprehensive medical environment, the average life expectancy of Maltese residents is also higher than the EU average. Data shows that the average life expectancy for men in Malta is 79.8 years, and for women, it is 84.3 years.
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