Lung cancer is a feminist issue

Article Abstract:

The five-year survival rate from breast cancer is approximately 80%, because of progress in screening, early diagnosis, and both physical and psychological treatment for victims, all of which result from increased financial support in these areas. In contrast, lung cancer's five-year survival rate is 10%, largely because so much less money is spent on lung-cancer research and anti-smoking campaigns.

Health aspects, Australia, Economic aspects, Prevention, Breast cancer, Cancer, Cancer prevention, Lung cancer

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Healers and dealers

Article Abstract:

Issues are presented concerning the influence of businessmen and pharmaceutical companies in the invention and production management of new products and drugs for the health care services industry.

Innovations, Drugs, Finance, Medical care, Medical care, Cost of, Health care costs

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