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The Blame Of Cancer Treatment Always Shifts From The Government To The People: Prof. Mansoor Saleh | Kikao
To be honest, we are not managing the deficit, the people in the audience are the ones that suffer. It is easy to say we should prevent cancer by making scans cheaper, in many ways the burden is then shifted from the government to the people. - Prof. Mansoor Saleh, Chair Dep Hematology Oncology Aga Khan University.
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Blame Of Cancer Treatment Always Shifts From Government To The People: Prof. Mansoor Saleh | Kikao
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