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COVID-19 and cancer in Africa
A new #SciMagPerspective discusses the significant challenges #COVID19 imposed on cancer prevention & control in Africa & how the efforts to address these challenges highlight key opportunities where greater investment could improve cancer care globally. https://t.co/VtouoAc7kZ https://t.co/AsJvJtMT8l
OpenThe COVID-19 pandemic has had a major impact on cancer prevention and control in Africa, with immediate and anticipated long-term ramifications. The pandemic reached Africa when the continent was already struggling to deal with a growing cancer crisis, epitomized by more than 1 million ...
A new #SciMagPerspective discusses the significant challenges #COVID19 imposed on cancer prevention & control in Africa & how the efforts to address these challenges highlight key opportunities where greater investment could improve cancer care globally. https://t.co/VtouoAc7kZ https://t.co/AsJvJtMT8l
OpenCOVID-19 and cancer in Africa
The COVID-19 pandemic has had a major impact on cancer prevention and control in Africa, with immediate and anticipated long-term ramifications. The pandemic reached Africa when the ...
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