Nirmala Bhoo Pathy: Rigorous and meaningful research has transformed cancer treatment, survival, and wellbeing
Nirmala Bhoo Pathy, Professor of Epidemiology in the Department of Social and Preventive Medicine at University Malaya, reshared a post by The Lancet Group on LinkedIn, adding:
“Rigorous and meaningful research has transformed cancer treatment, survival, and wellbeing.
So honoured to be part of this incredible circle of thought leaders in oncology research and public health.
Thank you The Lancet Group for the feature!
Watch the video.”
Quoting The Lancet Group‘s post:
“Most of us are affected by cancer in some way during our lifetime.
Over the past two decades, substantial advancements in cancer research and treatments have been made, leading to improved survival rates for cancer patients.
“The impact of [cancer] in society means that there’s a need to focus and to do more research, so that we can hopefully prevent the disease instead of treating [it]”, says Vania Wisdom, Senior Executive Editor, The Lancet.
At The Lancet Group, our editors are dedicated to publishing the latest research that will advance treatment and care and have a real impact on the people affected most.
From innovative treatments to improving access to care globally, find out more on the importance of oncology research and how it is shaping the future of cancer care:.
Alt: Trailer for The Lancet Group video “Advancing Cancer Care and Research Together”.”
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