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Hayley Jones (McCabe Centre for Law & Cancer, Australia) and Sarah McHutchison (McCabe Centre for Law & Cancer, Australia) speaks to ecancer about safeguarding the right to work for people with advanced breast cancer (ABC) and their caregivers.
They explore research on safeguarding the right to work for individuals with advanced breast cancer, presented at the World Cancer Congress.
It analyses laws across 24 countries, highlighting significant gaps in protections, discrimination, and access to flexible work arrangements.
The discussion emphasises the importance of workplace connection for routine, income, and support, and identifies areas for legal reform to create more inclusive work environments.
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Cost of standard-of-care cancer treatment and financing gaps under AB PM-JAY in India
Choice of wording may influence global acceptance of adapted childhood cancer treatment guidelines
Collaboration between North America and Africa to provide equitable cancer care
Rebalancing technology and compassion in cancer care
Using time-driven activity-based costing approach to estimate the cost of cancer care in a low resource setting
Transforming cancer care in Africa: The ECHO project
Highlights from the Choosing Wisely conclave in India
