Healthcare access in the Philippines faces challenges, especially in cancer treatment. Funding prioritizes diseases based on morbidity, limiting treatment availability for conditions like multiple myeloma. Geographic barriers and a lack of primary healthcare in remote areas complicate access. Advocacy groups and government initiatives aim to enhance cancer care, expand treatment facilities, and train more healthcare professionals, focusing on supporting disadvantaged populations.

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