In Croatia, 23,000 people get cancer every year, and 11,000 of them lose the battle of their lives. We are second in the European Union in terms of cancer mortality rates. Professional and dedicated doctors and nurses are a prerequisite, but not necessarily a guarantee of satisfactory health outcomes for the patients they treat, Jutarnji list writes.
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