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Scaling up the surveillance of childhood cancer: a global roadmap

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New IARC study on global expansion in overdiagnosis of thyroid cancer

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Tobacco smoking among chrysotile asbestos workers in Asbest in the Russian Federation

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Regular use of opium is associated with higher risk of developing a broad array of cancer types

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Few losses to follow-up in a sub-Saharan African cancer cohort via active mHealth follow-up: the prospective ABC-DO breast cancer cohort

Scaling up the surveillance of childhood cancer: a global roadmap

Dr Rosita Maria Accardi-Gheit

Cervical cancer survival in sub-Saharan Africa by age, stage at diagnosis and Human Development Index (HDI): a population-based registry study

New IARC study on global expansion in overdiagnosis of thyroid cancer

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WHO Chief Scientist and IARC Director address IARC Governing Council

New IARC study on global expansion in overdiagnosis of thyroid cancer

Genetic variant could identify those more susceptible to lung cancer

New estimates highlight the need to step up the response to hepatitis D

Regular use of opium is associated with higher risk of developing a broad array of cancer types

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