Cancer and Conflict: The Overlooked Crisis – The Institute of Cancer and Crisis
The Institute of Cancer and Crisis (ICC) posted on LinkedIn:
“Cancer and Conflict: The Overlooked Crisis
In times of war, the focus naturally shifts to immediate survival and humanitarian relief, often overshadowing the silent crises that continue to affect populations. One such crisis is cancer. While the world responds to the visible wounds of war, cancer patients are silently battling another war—a battle where timely diagnosis, advanced treatment, and continuous care are critical.
In conflict zones, healthcare infrastructure is strained, resources are scarce, and medical research efforts are hindered. Cancer treatment often becomes a distant hope rather than an accessible reality, leading to late diagnoses and treatment interruptions. As a result, survival rates plummet, especially in regions facing prolonged conflict.
As a researcher and forensic medical expert, I am committed to understanding and advocating for solutions that bridge this gap. Supporting cancer care during crises requires global awareness, innovative approaches, and resilience.
Let’s not allow cancer to become an invisible casualty of war. Together, we can bring attention to this crucial issue and strive to create a world where every individual, regardless of their circumstances, has the chance to fight cancer with the best resources possible.”
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