Prevalence
Transcript
Nonmelanoma cancer is the most common cancer in human beings. 1 out of five people will get this form of cancer in their lifetime. Of all cancer, 5% are for melanoma.
White people are much more likely to get it than people of color. 1 out of 38 Caucasians will get melanoma, while only 1 out of 168 Hispanics will get it, and only 1 in 1,000 blacks will get melanoma.
Key Takeaways
1. Nonmelanoma cancer is the most common cancer in human beings (1 out of 5 people will get it in their life)
2. Of all cancer, 5% are for melanoma.
3. White people are much more likely to get it than people of color (1 out of 38 Caucasians, 1 out of 168 Hispanics, and 1 in 1,000 black people)