Cancer does not affect men and women equally, and the paths they take to diagnosis, treatment, and recovery are shaped as much by gender as by biology. Systems in India currently do not take this into account, and this needs to change
Cancer does not affect men and women equally, and the paths they take to diagnosis, treatment, and recovery are shaped as much by gender as by biology. Systems in India currently do not take this into account, and this needs to change
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Cancer does not affect men and women equally, and the paths they take to diagnosis, treatment, and recovery are shaped as much by gender as by biology. Systems in India currently do not take this into account, and this needs to change
