New NCCN Survey Highlights Persistent Cancer Medication Shortages Across United States | The ASCO Post
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A recent survey by the National Comprehensive Cancer Network highlights that all participating cancer centers in the U.S. are experiencing shortages of at least one anticancer medication. The survey reveals that 96% of pharmacy directors do not believe national policies have improved the situation since 2023.
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This news article effectively reports on a significant issue regarding cancer medication shortages, maintaining clarity and balance in its presentation. While the statistical data and quotes are well-cited, there could be more attribution for the survey methodology.
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