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Health Equity

Health inequities persist in the U.S. and globally, especially in low- and middle-income countries, where limited access to care leads to poorer outcomes. This section explores cancer through the lens of equity, highlighting emerging research, tools, and technologies working to close the gap and advance more just, inclusive cancer care.

Where You Live Matters: How Neighborhood Conditions Shape Cancer Outcomes and Survival Disparities
Health Equity

Where You Live Matters: How Neighborhood Conditions Shape Cancer Outcomes and Survival Disparities

By Chalothorn Wannaphut, MD

How neighborhood conditions shape cancer outcomes. Explore how social determinants of health influence diagnosis, treatment delays, and survival disparities—and what can be done to improve equity.

Nepal’s Cancer Burden: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis of 15 Years of Evidence
Research

Nepal’s Cancer Burden: A Systematic Review and Meta-Analysis of 15 Years of Evidence

By Dr. Roshan Kumar Mahato

A comprehensive systematic review reveals Nepal’s rising cancer burden, highlighting late-stage diagnoses, financial toxicity, and the urgent need for national data to guide cancer control strategies.

Bridging the Access Divide in Relapsed DLBCL: Lessons from James’s Journey
Health Equity

Bridging the Access Divide in Relapsed DLBCL: Lessons from James’s Journey

By Dr. Nandita Khera

A case-based look at relapsed diffuse large B-cell lymphoma (DLBCL) highlighting barriers to CAR-T and bispecific antibody access and how care coordination, early referral, and system redesign can improve equitable treatment delivery.

Why Indigenous Communities Face Higher Cancer Rates
Research

Why Indigenous Communities Face Higher Cancer Rates

By Jin Mou, MD, MSc, MPH, PhD

New data show Indigenous communities face higher rates of gallbladder and biliary cancers, with emerging research suggesting distinct genetic and biological drivers in Alaska Native and Pacific Islander populations.

Attorney Henry T. Greely on Navigating Ethical Challenges in Precision Oncology
Cancer Education

Attorney Henry T. Greely on Navigating Ethical Challenges in Precision Oncology

By The Cancer News Team

A multidisciplinary panel led by Stanford ethicist Henry T. Greely, JD, examines the ethical challenges of precision oncology, including informed consent, access disparities, privacy concerns, and real-world clinical decision-making.

The Effect of Changing Politics on Global Health
Health Policy

The Effect of Changing Politics on Global Health

By The Cancer News Team

An expert-led discussion from the 2025 Binaytara Global Oncology Summit examines how shifting global politics and funding cuts are reshaping cancer care access worldwide and what it will take to close the global treatment gap.

Global Oncology Partnerships: Addressing Unmet Cancer Care Needs Through Public-Private Collaboration
Health Equity

Global Oncology Partnerships: Addressing Unmet Cancer Care Needs Through Public-Private Collaboration

By The Cancer News Team

This article explores how public-private partnerships can address unmet breast cancer care needs in low- and middle-income countries through equitable global oncology collaboration.

Feature image for the article on bridging cervical cancer research and community impact, highlighting Gatha Adhikari’s work.
Health Equity

How One PhD Student Is Bridging Cervical Cancer Research and Community Impact

By The Cancer News Team

How one PhD student is bridging cervical cancer research and community outreach to improve prevention and treatment access in underserved regions of Nepal.

Researcher using a pipette and microscope in a laboratory during cancer research studies
Perspectives

World Cancer Research Day 2025: Progress, Challenges, and What’s Next in U.S. Cancer Research

By Aishat Motolani, PhD

Explore the progress, challenges, and future directions of U.S. cancer research on World Cancer Research Day 2025, from immunotherapy and RNA vaccines to AI, prevention, and health equity.

A cancer patient smiles and holds hands with a healthcare provider during treatment, illustrating the importance of participation in clinical trials.
Health Equity

Actor Robert Lowe Advocates for Increased Patient Participation in Cancer Clinical Trials

By The Cancer News Team

Actor Rob Lowe partners with Eli Lilly to raise awareness about cancer clinical trials, sharing a personal story of loss and hope to encourage patient advocacy and informed participation.

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