newsdesk@medicinehatnews The province launched a new 10-year cancer strategy Tuesday. Figures included in the report demonstrate an anticipated increase in cancer rates in Alberta by 86 per cent between 2019 and 2040. The 70,687 Albertans living with cancer in 2019 is expected to climb to as many as 131,660 in that 20-year period. Cancer cases
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