One million Aussies have cancer with under-40s rates rising, Australian Institute of Health and Welfare data shows
The new data has shown the most common cancers as well as the most deadly.
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One million Aussies have cancer as rates in under-40s rise: Australian Institute of Health and Welfare report
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One million Aussies have cancer, under-40s rates rise
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