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- The Department of Health and Social Care spokesperson said these findings underline why early diagnosis is at the heart of the national cancer plan.
- The Department of Health and Social Care spokesperson said they are also prioritising research into less‑survivable and rarer cancers, and aim for three‑quarters of people diagnosed by 2035 to be cancer‑free or living well with cancer, saving 320,000 lives.
- The Department of Health and Social Care spokesperson said they are investing in new technologies to speed up diagnosis, expanding genetic testing, and supporting research to better understand the causes of cancer and who may be most at risk.
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