Models of sustainable public health development:: Global trends and regional practices in combating cancer

The monograph is devoted to the study of problems and prospects of sustainable development of the public health system in the context of increasing cancer morbidity. The interrelationships between global sustainable development goals (SDGs), public health strategies and current trends in oncology are considered. Special attention is paid to socio-economic, environmental and organizational aspects that determine the sustainability of national health care systems in response to cancer challenges. Based on the analysis of domestic and international data, we propose directions for integrating the principles of sustainable development into public health policies, including prevention, early diagnosis, rational use of resources and ensuring equitable access to cancer care.