Report: Europes Beating Cancer Plan (European Union)

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Primary purpose: To provide a comprehensive overview of cancer-related policies and initiatives in Europe, aiming to address various aspects of cancer prevention, care, and research, while strengthening the European Health Union and enhancing EU preparedness and resilience.

Sponsor, manager or home institution: European Commission.

Type of information: Introduction to a Cancer Plan for Europe; Modern Approaches to Cancer; Sustainable Cancer Prevention; Improving Early Detection of Cancer; Ensuring High Standards in Cancer Care; Improving the quality of life for Cancer Patients, Survivors, and Carers; Reducing Cancer Inequalities Across the EU; Childhood Cancer; Funding; International Collaboration and Coordination; Implementation and Governance. Click here to learn more.

Data level: european level.

Cancer areas of interest: C00-C97: All cancer types. Click here to learn more.

Access to information: Click here to access.

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