Cancer: poorer populations more exposed to severe forms in France

A study by the Drees published in June shows that France's poorest populations are overexposed to severe cancer forms, revealing significant health inequalities.

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These disparities reflect difficulties in accessing early screening and treatment among disadvantaged populations.

The results raise major public health and health equity challenges for years to come.

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