Oncological scenario in developing countries - little light at the end of tunnel

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Abstract

Over the past few decades, the incidence and prevalence of most cancers has witnessed a consistent upward trend in majority of developing countries due to various reasons. Unfortunately, most of these countries continue to battle lots of challenges in cancer care, including poverty, illiteracy, lack of awareness, lack of dedicated oncology centers, non-existent hospice care, administrative hurdles, shortage of skilled manpower and indifferent attitude of most governments. These countries need the support of developed countries in various forms in their fight against cancer. Time has come when we need to push ourselves out of our comfort zones to evolve a multipronged realistic approach to decrease the suffering from cancer and to make this world a happy healthy place.

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Suhag, V., Sunita, B. S., & Chopra, M. (2017). Oncological scenario in developing countries - little light at the end of tunnel. European Oncology and Haematology. Touch Briefings. https://doi.org/10.17925/eoh.2017.13.01.01

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