Age plays a significant role in shaping cancer outcomes – from cancer risk and screening to treatment access, survival, and mortality. This report aims to support a more nuanced understanding of how cancer prevention, diagnosis, treatment and outcomes vary by age. This will help inform future service planning, research and policy development, in order to improve cancer outcomes for people of all ages.
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