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Patients in Nepal experience substantial delays when accessing cancer care, study finds

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Substantial delays are taking place across the cancer care pathway in Nepal, with many patients waiting months between first symptoms and treatment, according to an article by the International Agency for Research on Cancer and partners. 

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