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Sri Lanka cancer care hit by foreign currency crisis
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Sri Lanka cancer care hit by foreign currency crisis

  • Swagata Yadavar
  • 6 May 2022

A shortage of essential cancer drugs caused by financial crisis is threatening to dampen Sri Lanka’s success in treating cancer as part of a free health service. The country is facing its worst economic crisis since 1948, with huge foreign…

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From social determinants to cancer outcomes: the cell biology behind the disparities
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From social determinants to cancer outcomes: the cell biology behind the disparities

  • Janet Fricker
  • 29 April 2022

Raised levels of stress are a normal response to being diagnosed with cancer, and asking patients about their psychological and emotional wellbeing is, or should be, a normal part of attending to their quality of life. But can stress directly…

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A success story in Romania’s struggle to control cervical cancer
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A success story in Romania’s struggle to control cervical cancer

  • Andrei Mihai
  • 26 April 2022

In rural Romania, in a small town called Sadova, some 200 km west of the country’s capital Bucharest, the local community is trying to ensure that their daughters don’t have to live in dread of cervical cancer. Sadova is an…

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Developing palliative care: new WHO guidance helps countries tailor their own path
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Developing palliative care: new WHO guidance helps countries tailor their own path

  • Esther Nakkazi
  • 1 April 2022

Image: Delivering palliative care in Kerala, India ©Camilla Perkins, camillaperkins.com Delivering palliative care to avoid unnecessary health-related suffering is defined by the World Health Organization (WHO) as “a moral imperative and a human right”. Yet only a tiny proportion of…

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Global elimination: securing a future free from cervical cancer
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Global elimination: securing a future free from cervical cancer

  • Sophie Fessl
  • 31 March 2022

August 7th 2020, much of the world was in various states of lockdown, anxiously awaiting news about progress in development of vaccines against the new SARS-Cov-2 virus, which by then had taken the lives of almost 1 million people. But…

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Do patents encourage or discourage innovation? Intellectual property from ancient Greece to the Covid pandemic
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Do patents encourage or discourage innovation? Intellectual property from ancient Greece to the Covid pandemic

  • Adriana Albini
  • 18 March 2022

In October 2020, India and South Africa submitted to the World Trade Organization (WTO) a proposal for a waiver from certain provisions of the Trips agreement – the 1994 WTO Agreement on Trade-Related Aspects of Intellectual Property Rights. The rationale…

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Molecular diagnostics and NGS in the clinic: where are we and where do we need to go?
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Molecular diagnostics and NGS in the clinic: where are we and where do we need to go?

  • Rachel Brazil
  • 18 March 2022

The development of next generation sequencing (NGS) has been a game changer for our understanding of genetics, and in turn for many aspects of biomedicine. This includes cancer, where it has led to greater understanding of the genetic changes that…

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The invisible cure. Should we be talking more about cancer surgery?
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The invisible cure. Should we be talking more about cancer surgery?

  • Anna Wagstaff
  • 10 March 2022

The best chance of being cured of cancer is through surgery by expert surgeons with a deep knowledge of oncology. Why then are the public, patients and policy makers so focused on drugs, and does it matter? Mass media have…

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Precision care: supporting our patients starts with asking them what they want and need
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Precision care: supporting our patients starts with asking them what they want and need

  • Simon Crompton
  • 4 March 2022

Two weeks after receiving a brain tumour diagnosis, Martin was copied into an email from one of his healthcare team telling his GP that Martin was “understandably devastated by his diagnosis”. The words came as a shock. “My healthcare team…

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On being a woman in oncology: in their own words
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On being a woman in oncology: in their own words

  • Anna Wagstaff
  • 11 February 2022

Over the past two decades, Cancer World has had the privilege of publishing profiles of many women who have been leading efforts to improve the quality of cancer care. Coming from all corners of Europe, working in all areas of…

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