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Singapore has sent some of its healthcare staff overseas for training in novel cancer treatments and running studies on cellular therapies. Sabrina Ng spoke to Dr Ravindran Kanesvaran, who chairs the medical oncology division at the National Cancer Centre Singapore. He shared his views on the future of cancer care and what can be done to lower treatment costs.
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