“This isn't simply a cancer story. It's an equity story,” said Meredith Cummins, CEO of NeuroEndocrine Cancer Australia. “Where you live, how far you are from specialist care, and your socioeconomic circumstances are increasingly influencing outcomes for people diagnosed with neuroendocrine cancer.”
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