Corrigendum: Comparative analysis of cancer statistics in China and the United States in 2024

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The authors regret that estimates for new cancer cases (modify 3,246,625 to 4,909,585; modify 2,510,597 to 2,491,868) and cancer deaths (modify 1,699,066 to 2,593,882; modify 640,038 to 633,864) in the abstract, results and discussion section of “Comparative analysis of cancer statistics in China and the United States in 2024”[1] were incorrectly stated. The authors wish to correct the error in the first paragraph of the results (modify 8895 to 13,451, 6878 to 6827, 4655 to 7107 and 1754 to 1737). The authors wish to correct the error in the second paragraph of the results. Modify “lung cancer (681,124), breast cancer (369,769), colorectal cancer (333,821), thyroid cancer (332,620), and liver cancer (241,501)” to “ lung cancer (1,080,906), colorectal cancer (527,035), thyroid cancer (473,310), liver cancer (372,804) and breast cancer (368,218)” Modify “breast cancer (287,284), prostate cancer (242,893), lung cancer (239,490), colorectal cancer (168,119), and melanoma of skin (110,026)” to “breast cancer (283,053), prostate cancer (246,166), lung cancer (238,066), colorectal cancer (168,038) and melanoma of skin (109,908)” Modify “lung cancer (478,014), liver cancer (207,474), esophageal cancer (193,290), stomach cancer (171,388) and colorectal cancer (158,830)” to “lung cancer (738,547), liver cancer (319,946), stomach cancer (261,416), colorectal cancer (240,476) and esophageal cancer (188,455)” Modify “lung cancer (135,353), colorectal cancer (57,474), pancreatic cancer (52,404), breast cancer (44,973), and liver cancer (32,822) ” to “lung cancer (134,173), colorectal cancer (57,073), pancreatic cancer (52,016), breast cancer (44,119), and prostate cancer (35,291)” Modify “For female individuals, the most common cancers are breast cancer in both China and the US, with lung cancer leading to the most deaths in both China and the US.” to “For female individuals, the most common cancers are lung cancer and breast cancer in China and the US, respectively, with lung cancer leading to the most deaths in both China and the US.” The above data errors have been corrected to Supplementary Table 1, https://links.lww.com/CM9/C447. The authors would like to apologize for any inconvenience caused.

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