Prevalent Cancer Cases in Africa – Impact and Strategic Interventions for Oncology
Cancer has emerged as a significant public health challenge in Africa, contributing to morbidity and mortality rates that alarm public health professionals and governments alike. This article reviews the recent prevalence of cancer cases in Africa, examining its impact on the continent’s health systems and societies. It delves into the specific challenges of oncology in Africa, including issues related to prevention, spread, resistance, diagnosis, management, and treatment. Furthermore, the article proposes effective strategies for addressing these challenges, emphasizing the need for comprehensive cancer control programs that are culturally sensitive and resource-appropriate for the African context.
