Avoiding the zero sum game in global cancer policy: beyond 2011 UN high level summit.
In September 2011 a unique high level summit on non-communicable diseases will be held in New York. For cancer as for many of the other chronic diseases this marks their first high level recognition. However, the reality of cancer control in middle and low income countries is and will be very different from the trajectory experienced by developed countries. This perspective seeks to critically examine the approach being taken, mapping pitfalls and presenting alternative solutions for an international cancer control policy.
King's College London, UK. richard.sullivan@kcl.ac.uk
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