"It was really bad we had patients dying on the waiting lists politicians were getting desperate."
Jesper Fisker, chief executive of the Danish Cancer Society, is looking back 25 years - to the mome… [+12556 chars]
What the NHS can learn from the country that boosted cancer survival - BBC
Denmark's survival rates record for certain cancers was low compared to other wealthy countries - then it came up with a bold plan
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