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Prof G K Rath speaks to ecancer at the Choosing Wisely: Value added cancer care for India event in Delhi about the future of cancer care in India.
He explains that a large focus needs to be on prevention as 60% of cancer cases in India are considered to be preventable.
Prof G K Rath also believes that going forward the focus needs to be on early diagnosis and he points to a population based screening program that is being rolled out.
He adds that there also needs to be a commitment to providing treatment facilities across the country with affordable rates.
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