Cancer kills more people in low- and middle-income countries than AIDS, malaria, and TB combined, but it remains a disproportionately underfunded disease. In this series, veteran health journalist Joanne Silberner examines cancer's toll in the developing world.
Cancer's Global Reach
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Cancer Funding vs. Mortality
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Health Reporter Joanne Silberner
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Uganda Cancer Institute (Photo: Jacqueline Koch)
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Cervical Cancer Deaths
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Cancer Funding vs. Mortality
