If You Had $1 Billion to Solve One Cancer Problem, What Would You Choose?

If You Had $1 Billion to Solve One Cancer Problem, What Would You Choose?

OncoDaily invites oncology leaders, researchers, policymakers, public health officials and patient advocates to answer one question:

If you had $1 billion to solve one problem in cancer care, what would it be and why?

Submit a brief opinion identifying the priority you believe demands urgent investment and explaining how it could meaningfully improve cancer outcomes. Selected responses and quotations will be featured in an upcoming OncoDaily Magazine article.

Please submit your opinion piece by August 22, 11 pm ET.

More Opportunities to Contribute

Have another perspective on cancer care? We are also seeking submissions for our feature on financial toxicity:

Financial Toxicity in Cancer Care: A Global Call for Submissions

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