National Cancer Registries

National Cancer Registries are organized systems that collect, manage, and analyze information about cancer cases across a country. They track details such as diagnosis, types, stages, treatments, and outcomes, which helps healthcare providers, researchers, and policymakers understand cancer trends and patterns. This information is crucial for improving cancer prevention, early detection, treatment strategies, and resource allocation. By maintaining comprehensive data, these registries support efforts to reduce cancer impact, enhance patient care, and inform public health policies.