WIRE — Staff Reporter A NEW World Health Organization (WHO) report has highlighted growing cancer inequalities worldwide, revealing major disparities in prevention, diagnosis, treatment and survival outcomes, including significant differences in breast cancer survival rates among women in Namibia. The Global Status Report on Cancer 2026: The Future We Choose Together provides a comprehensive assessment of the ... The post WHO report highlights cancer inequalities and survival gaps in Namibia and Southern Africa appeared first on Informanté.
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