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Matti Aapro1, Nicolò Matteo Luca Battisti2, Joseph Gligorov3
1Sharing Progress in Cancer Care, Bellinzona, Switzerland; Multidisciplinary Oncology Institute, Genolier, Switzerland.
Abstract:
At a time when national and international discussions about health inequalities are problematic and politicised, there has never been a greater need to act to promote cancer equity. Based around real world examples, this paper aims to gravitate all those involved within health services - clinicians, researchers, managers, policy makers, patients, patient advocates - towards principles for action which transcend political circumstances.
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