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16.11.2022 - Europe will face a cancer epidemic in the next decade if weaknesses in cancer health systems and cancer research are not urgently addressed, say the authors of a major new report. The large-scale collaborative research project, in which the University is a key participant, warns that prioritising cancer research is crucial for European countries to deliver more affordable, higher qual

Have it but did you know that covid is also killing people who don't have it? that is the reality from our guest. he wrote an opinion piece in "the washington post." the headline was unvaccinated covid patients are straining hospitals like mine where i had to turn a cancer patient away. he joins us now. welcome to primetime, doctor. thank you. >> thank you for having me, chris. >> what is the reality of what you're seeing? >> i mean, what you said is absolutely correct. delta is ripping through the hospitals in ways that we couldn't have imagined and the strain it is causing on the health care...

Guest. he wrote an opinion piece in "the washington post." the headline was unvaccinated covid patients are straining hospitals like mine where i had to turn a cancer patient away. he joins us now. welcome to "prime time," doctor. thank you. >> thank you for having me, chris. >> what is the reality of what you're seeing? >> i mean, what you said is absolutely correct. delta is ripping through the hospitals in ways that we couldn't have imagined and the strain it is causing on the health care system is unimaginable. as i pointed out in the editorial i wrote i had to turn away a cancer patient t...

Full. people with noncovid health issues are falling through the cracks because hospitals are packed. >> delta is just ripping through the hospitals in ways that we couldn't manage and the strain it is causing on health care snlg is unimaginable. as i pointed out in the editorial, i had to turn away a cancer patient because my hospital didn't have any beds. when i established my cancer practice, and i'm a third generation oncologist, the one principle that i had built, my family had built, treating cancer patients is that we would never turn away a patient regardless whether they could pay or ...