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Oxford University Press, The Oncologist, 10(21), p. 1161-1162, 2016

DOI: 10.1634/theoncologist.2016-0230

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Cancer Control in Central and Eastern Europe

Journal article published in 2016 by Carlo La Vecchia, Pierfranco Conte ORCID
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Abstract

In Central and Western Europe, cancer mortality is declining at slower rates as compared with rates in the rest of the world. More than a generation has now passed since the end of nonmarket economies in Central and Eastern Europe. It is time for this area of the continent to close the gap in cancer incidence and mortality rates between it and Western Europe and other high-income areas of the world.