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Epidemiology and demographics of head and neck cancer in Africa: a scoping review
africademographicsepidemiologygendergood-health-and-well-beinghead-and-neck-cancermedicinescoping-review
Background: Low- to middle-income countries account for 70% of global cancer deaths. Evidence of the changing prevalence of head and neck cancer in Africa in terms of gender, race and epidemiology will inform future research and health planning. Aim: To synthesise epidemiological literature for head
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