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Lung cancer carries a heavy cost – not only for the people diagnosed, but for health systems and economies alike.
Health systems are under growing strain. The challenge is no longer simply how to treat illness, but how to detect it earlier and manage it more efficiently.
Why comprehensive tobacco control matters: how closing regulatory loopholes and implementing WHO-aligned policies can prevent lung cancer and protect public health.
Despite compelling evidence and the devastating impact of the disease on people’s lives, progress in lung cancer policy has been slow. Even interventions that could change this picture, such as prevention and earlier detection, continue to be implemented slowly.
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