Many world leaders will come together with the purpose of holding a landmark summit on health. This summit will include debates on the fact that tens of millions are dying each year, as well as the fact that countries put in a lot of cost and responsibility for the occurrence of these diseases.
The UN General Assembly week in New York will tackle, among others, the wrath of these NCDs (Non-Communicable Diseases). NCDs include heart diseases, cancer, diabetes, etc which kill more than 36 people annually. This summit will be attended by 35 heads of states and governments, as well as fifty other foreign ministers and health. The two-day meeting will involve a deep discussion of the steps which will push governments to employ preventive measures for these diseases.
tly, making the cancer specialists Dr Ricky Sharma and Professor Gillies McKenna of the Medical Research Council’s Gray Institute for Radiation Oncology and Biology to warn that the UK is no further improving its research in radiation, and funding it must be a priority.