Can the battle against cancer be lost? From a diagnostic and therapeutic point of view, the progress made in recent years has been irrefutable. The outlook is less rosy when considering the global mortality rate, in the light of the distribution of the most effective and advanced resources used to fight the disease. 75% of anticancer drugs are consumed in Europe, North America and Japan, while as many as 30 other countries in the world do not even have a single radiotherapy device.
Can the battle against cancer be lost? From a diagnostic and therapeutic point of view, the progress made in recent years has been irrefutable. The outlook is less rosy when considering the global mortality rate, in the light of the distribution of the most effective and advanced resources used to fight the disease. 75% of anticancer drugs are consumed in Europe, North America and Japan, while as many as 30 other countries in the world do not even have a single radiotherapy device.