Verna Vanderpuye and Isabelle Soerjomataram on International Women's Day and cancer

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Verna Vanderpuye and Isabelle Soerjomataram on International Women's Day and cancer

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Mar 8, 2022

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On this International Women's Day, Lancet editors and the co-chairs of the Women and Cancer Commission discuss the burden of women’s cancer on society and reflect on the questions the Commission is trying to answer.

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Mar 8, 2022

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Verna Vanderpuye and Isabelle Soerjomataram on International Women's Day and cancer

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