What is the percentage of children and teenagers getting this cancer?

Iamthepplz101: What is the percentage of children and teenagers getting this cancer?
Ok bladder cancer and Esophageal cancer are some of the most frequent cancers of today. But, they both occurr in Men over 55 and 65. What is the percentage of children and teenagers getting it? Not very High right?

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Answer by Hannah Blackwell
if it occurs in men over the age of 55 than it wouldn’t be very high probably 10-15%
hope this helps:)

Answer by april
Bladder cancer is EXTREMELY rare in children, however, children who have had cancer are at an increased risk of developing bladdre cancer as adults.
The highest risk was seen in patients who had initially developed heritable retinoblastoma, a rare type of eye cancer mainly seen in children younger than five. Survivors of this type of cancer were more than nine times as likely to develop bladder cancer as childhood cancer survivors overall. Chemotherapy upped the likelihood of bladder cancer about four-fold.

But again, the risks were still small; about four in every 100,000 childhood cancer survivors would develop bladder cancer in a given year; 34 of every 100,000 retinoblastoma patients would.

Only a few esophogeal cancers in children have been reported. It’s so rare, I don’t even think stats exist on it…

Answer by Denisedds
Bladder is pretty common, but esophageal cancer is not common at all. The percentage of teenagers having either cancer is zero.

Answer by Michelle Swartch
Bladder cancer is extremely rare in children as well as in teens. The age group of 45-64, mostly women, has been the biggest fall in bladder cancer mortality. Hope this helps!