A new analysis reveals that cancer death rates are 60% higher in the UK's most deprived areas compared to wealthier regions, with socioeconomic inequality linked to approximately 28,400 cancer deaths annually. Lung cancer accounts for nearly half of these deaths. The disparities stem from differences in cancer risks, diagnosis, and medical care, exacerbated by smoking and obesity rates. The report calls for increased funding for cancer services and targeted screenings in deprived areas. Teljes cikk (Euronews.com)