Article: A case for more public funding of cancer research in Europe, which lags USA.

There is inadequate public funding of cancer research when this is set against the actual burden of the disease in Europe, and compared with the USA, according to a major pan-European survery published in PLoS Medicine, a peer-reviewed, open-access journal of the Public Library of Science.

The European Cancer Research Funding Survey found that, across the European Union, the average public spending on cancer research was 2.56 euros ($3.30) per person, compared with 17.63 euros per person in the USA. As a percentage of Gross Domestic Product, the USA paid four times more on cancer research than the average in Europe.

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