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WHO warns of doubling cancer cases by 2050 amid significant inequality
3 sourcesFirst reported 14 days agoUpdated 13 days ago
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- The World Health Organization (WHO) forecasts a doubling of cancer cases by 2050, with annual diagnoses potentially exceeding 30 million.
- The increase in cancer rates is accompanied by significant disparities in access to healthcare and cancer treatment globally.
- According to the WHO report, less than one-third of countries include cancer treatment in their universal health coverage.
- The report highlights the urgent need for action to address both the rise in cancer cases and the inequalities in healthcare access.
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