Persistent inequities in cancer outcomes remain a defining challenge for global health systems, including in high-income countries. Despite advances across prevention, early detection, treatment, and survivorship, disparities persist, reflecting entrenched social and structural inequities. While equity is increasingly articulated within national and global cancer agendas, comparative analysis of how equity is conceptualised and operationalised in national cancer control planning remains…
[Policy Review] Advancing cancer equity in seven high-income countries: an analysis of policy levers and National Cancer Control Plans
The Lancet Oncology | | Rebecca Zosel, Ambreen Sayani, Daniel Chaji, Merilyn Penn, David Meredyth, Adam G Elshaug, G7 Cancer Working Group 3 (Cancer Outcome Inequities)
Topics: blood-cancer, cervical-cancer, prevention