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184,000 Cancer Patients Diagnosed Annually in Bangladesh — Timely Tests and Awareness Can Save Thousands of Lives
Every year, nearly 200,000 people in Bangladesh are newly diagnosed with cancer. Experts say tackling this alarming situation requires timely screening, greater public awareness, and equitable access to healthcare facilities across regions. They emphasize that most cancers are treatable if detected early. At the closing ceremony of the two-day “Bangladesh International Details:
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