The Lancet Oncology: Risk of dying from cance

<p>The risk of dying from the 10 forms of cancer with the largest death toll [1] for men and women varies massively depending on the district in England where people live, according to a study published in <em><strong>The Lancet Oncology</strong></em>.&nbsp;</p>

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