Sentence examples for the cancer problem from inspiring English sources

"Despite exciting advances, the report shows that we cannot treat our way out if the cancer problem," said Dr Christopher Wild, director if the International Agency for Research on Cancer and joint author of the report.

And researchers believe it solved the cancer problem.

Why have we been slow to adopt this common-sense approach to the cancer problem?

"Despite exciting advances, the report shows that we cannot treat our way out of the cancer problem.

"I'm very fortunate to have gotten past the cancer problem," he said over a lobster roll.

Not that Greaves pretends there is any magic solution to the cancer problem in the future -- because fighting cancer is fighting evolution.

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We'll have a two-tier health system in the UK and, really, the only cancer problem will rest with the poor, who will continue having the same sorts of problems getting good cancer care as if they were in a Third World country.

The Thai case study suggests that the political crisis was a crucial factor that drew the attention of policymakers to the cervical cancer problem and led the government to adopt a policy of expanding coverage of screening services.

Ms. Visco, for her part, saw it as an opportunity to remind lawmakers that mammography is not the answer to the breast cancer problem.

In view of the enormity of the lung cancer problem, new imaging procedures using spiral computed tomography (CT) scanning which can detect much smaller nodals in the lung would seem a useful area for future research.