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Pathology samples indicating new cases of cancer in Wales
The new, experimental pathology statistics were published on the 11th July 2024:
Pathology samples indicating new cases of cancer in Wales, January 2018-April 2024
The most recent cancer pathology in Wales statistics can be found here.
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