Delayed Diagnosis Linked to Child Cancer Deaths in Zanzibar

Delayed Diagnosis Linked to Child Cancer Deaths in Zanzibar

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An average of 13 children die annually from cancer in Zanzibar. Health specialists warn that delays in recognizing symptoms and seeking medical care contribute to disease progression and fatalities. This highlights the critical need for earlier diagnosis and intervention in the region.

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