NCI study: Prevention and screening saved more lives than treatment in five common cancer types over the past half-century

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Over the last 45 years, prevention and screening interventions have made a greater contribution to averting cancer deaths than have improvements in treatment, according to a modeling study led by researchers at NCI. 

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