Srinagar, July 12 -- For decades, the global conversation on cancer has been driven by a single narrative-scientific progress. Every year brings reports of new targeted therapies, immunotherapies, precision medicine, artificial intelligence, molecular diagnostics, and revolutionary discoveries that promise to redefine cancer care. Humanity has never possessed greater scientific knowledge about cancer than it does today.Yet the World Health Organization's Global Status Report on Cancer 2026 poses an uncomfortable question: if science has advanced so dramatically, why does cancer continue to devastate millions of lives every year?The answer offered by the report is both simple and profound. The greatest challenge facing global cancer contro...