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Health Ministry: 16,000 Patients Died From Cancer Last Year

At a ceremony marking World Cancer Day, the Ministry of Public Health said that over 23,000 positive cancer cases were reported nationwide last year (2022), and sixteen thousand d

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Health Ministry: 16,000 Patients Died From Cancer Last Year

At a ceremony marking World Cancer Day, the Ministry of Public Health said that over 23,000 positive cancer cases were reported nationwide last year (2022), and sixteen thousand d

Ahmad siyer pasoonHabibiullah akhundzadaZabiullah hashemiMinistry of public healthNational cancer control programWorld cancer dayPublic healthNational cancer controlDoctor ahmad siyer pasoon

Africa records 1 1m cancer cases annually, 700,000 deaths — WHO | Nigerian News, Latest Nigeria In News Nigeria News Your online Nigerian Newspaper

Africa records 1 1m cancer cases annually, 700,000 deaths — WHO | Nigerian News, Latest Nigeria In News Nigeria News Your online Nigerian Newspaper
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Cancer Kills 700,000 People Annually In Africa; 1 1 Million New Cases Each Year – World Health Organization

The World Health Organization says an estimated 1.1 million new cases of cancer and 700,000 cancer-related deaths are being recorded in Africa yearly. WHO Regional Director for Africa, Dr Matshidiso Moeti disclosed this in a statement posted on the organisation’s website to commemorate the World Cancer Day. According to Moeti, data estimates showed a considerable increase in cancer mortality to nearly one million deaths per year by 2030, without urgent and bold interventions.

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700,000 die of cancer each year of 1 1m cases in Africa - WHO

The World Health Organisation (WHO) has revealed that 700,000 persons die out of the 1.1 million new cancer cases recorded in Africa each year Dr

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