The world will be 100 million cancer workers short by 2050, according to Lancet
A new report warns the world is heading towards a cancer care crisis, with cases sharply rising and the workforce failing to keep pace.
The world will be 100 million cancer workers short by 2050, according to Lancet
A new report warns the world is heading towards a cancer care crisis, with cases sharply rising and the workforce failing to keep pace.
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