Rising cancer rates in a younger population
Watch our on-demand webinar to see the trends, workforce impacts and long-term cost implications of this rising oncology population.
Rising cancer rates among young adults create new challenges
As a younger population is increasingly diagnosed with cancer, different types are also becoming more common, challenging existing care models. With longer, more expensive care journeys, these changes put extra stress on payers and benefits.
Adapting to this new cancer challenge
Join Evernorth experts Roseleen Charania, MD and Katie Laferriere as they discuss the data and challenges around this new oncology demographic. Hear their insights on preparing for this shift and the actions that can help lower costs and improve care.
Meet the Speakers
Hear from Evernorth experts on the changing oncology landscape and their insights on preparing for the shift.
Health Care in Focus: Cancer among younger, working-age adults
Younger adults, particularly Gen Z and Millennials under age 50, now account for a growing share of new cancer diagnoses. This has implications for workforce health, employer costs and long‑term benefit planning.
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