应对癌症对健康、经济和社会的影响: 中国
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尽管取得了进步,癌症仍是中国公共卫生面临的重大挑战
Copy link to 尽管取得了进步,癌症仍是中国公共卫生面临的重大挑战癌症是导致中国人死亡的第二大原因,在 2023 年至 2050 年期间,每五个过早(75 岁之前)死亡的人中就有一人(20%)死于癌症。据估计,每年将有 126.63 万人因癌症过早死亡,人口平均预期寿命将比没有癌症的情况下缩短 1.7 岁。
五分之一 癌症导致的过早死亡
信息图表 1. 癌症将给中国个人、卫生系统和社会带来沉重负担
Copy link to 信息图表 1. 癌症将给中国个人、卫生系统和社会带来沉重负担
1. 估计数的计算方法是将基线情景与没有癌症的假设情景进行比较,因此考虑到了其他疾病的费用。由于未罹患癌症的人寿命更长并罹患其他疾病,这可能会导致一些国家的总体医疗支出增加。
预计未来癌症费用将增长
Copy link to 预计未来癌症费用将增长至少有三个因素将推动未来癌症医疗支出的增长。首先,患癌风险随年龄增长而增加。随着中国人口老龄化的加剧,在其他条件不变的情况下,2023 年至 2050 年间,人均癌症医疗支出将增加 125%。其次,减少各国癌症治疗效果差异的努力可能意味着人们存活的时间更长,需要治疗的时间更长,并可能再次患上癌症。这将使同期癌症费用再增加 30%。第三,新药和新技术带来的更高治疗成本会进一步增加总成本。
图 1. 2050 年与 2023 年人均癌症医疗支出实际增长百分比对比
Copy link to 图 1. 2050 年与 2023 年人均癌症医疗支出实际增长百分比对比
来源:OECD SPHeP NCDs 模型,2024 年
需要采取癌症预防和护理行动,以减轻癌症对健康、经济和社会造成的负担
Copy link to 需要采取癌症预防和护理行动,以减轻癌症对健康、经济和社会造成的负担更好的癌症筛查、诊断和治疗将改善癌症患者的生活
Copy link to 更好的癌症筛查、诊断和治疗将改善癌症患者的生活如果中国能够改善癌症筛查、诊断和治疗,达到经合组织和欧盟国家的最佳生存率,这将...
防止四分之一的癌症过早死亡、
将人口平均预期寿命延长 6 个月、
相当于增加 68 900 名全职工人、
医疗卫生总支出增加 1.0%。
图 2. 癌症生存率提高对中国过早死亡率的影响(2023 年平均值 50
Copy link to 图 2. 癌症生存率提高对中国过早死亡率的影响(2023 年平均值 50
来源:OECD SPHeP NCDs 模型,2024 年
针对主要癌症风险因素采取行动将带来广泛的益处
Copy link to 针对主要癌症风险因素采取行动将带来广泛的益处实现针对主要癌症风险因素的国际政策目标,可预防中国约 19% 的癌症病例,并避免 27% 因癌症而过早死亡的人数。
信息图表 2. 针对主要癌症风险因素采取行动将带来广泛的益处
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接种 HPV 疫苗可保护后代免受宫颈癌的侵袭
Copy link to 接种 HPV 疫苗可保护后代免受宫颈癌的侵袭在中国,人类乳头瘤病毒 (HPV) 疫苗的最佳接种率很高,能够提供足够的群体免疫力来消除所有目标类型 HPV 的感染,可预防 91% 的宫颈癌过早死亡,每年可减少 5.58 亿元人民币的癌症医疗支出。
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