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While our scientists, doctors and patients push the boundaries of medical science, it is crucial that we have evidence-based conversations about how to bring evidence-based medicines to those who need them.
A recent WHO technical report on the pricing of cancer medicines has sparked a lively debate on oncology spending and access to life-changing therapies. While we have fundamental concerns about the approach taken in the report, and the conclusions the authors reached, it offers opportunities for some fresh thinking on the future of cancer care.
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