Merck and ACS publish report on Global burden of cancer in women

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MERCK KGaA of Germany and the American Cancer Society published a report indicating that all four of the top causes of cancer deaths in women worldwide are mostly preventable or can be detected early. Titled “The Global Burden of Cancer in Women,” the report, which was released at the World Cancer Congress, examines the increasing...

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