EU study links 30,000 excess cancer cases to cross-country inequalities

A study attributes nearly 30,000 excess cancer cases in the EU to disparities in prevention and screening, particularly for lung and cervical cancers. The findings highlight uneven healthcare access and policy implementation across member states, though specific country-level data and methodology are not detailed. This underscores a public-health gap that could inform EU-level health policy adjustments.

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