the report refers to various significant issues including the need for primary prevention control that can develop into cancer the ofscreening the of the funding
The report refers to various significant issues, including: the need for primary prevention and control of diseases that can develop into cancer; the importance of screening; the insufficiency of the funding that is currently available to the fight against cancer in the EU, particularly public funding; the need to reduce occupational and environmental exposure to carcinogens; the need to update the lists of carcinogenic substances; and the protection of cancer patients and chronically sick people in the workplace.
The report refers to various significant issues, including: the need for primary prevention control of that can develop into cancer; the of screening; the of the funding that is currently the fight cancer in particularly public funding; need to reduce occupational environmental exposure to carcinogens; the need to update the lists of carcinogenic substances; and the protection of patients and chronically people in the workplace.