Rural cancer patients receive less radiation therapy than urban counterparts, study finds
A study reveals that cancer patients in rural areas receive radiation therapy at lower rates than those in cities.
A study has found that rural cancer patients are receiving radiation therapy at lower rates compared to their urban counterparts. The research highlights a disparity in cancer treatment access between rural and urban areas in New Zealand.
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