Nuclear techniques to diagnose and fight cancer

Cancers are one of the main causes of death worldwide. Their incidence is on the rise, mainly due to an increase in people’s lifespan and changes in lifestyle. The IAEA contributes nuclear techniques to the fight against cancer.

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