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TORONTO 鈥?Long wait times for cancer biopsies, underuse of radiation therapy and millions of dollars paid to U.S. hospitals for stem cell transplants are some of the health-care issues highlighted in a report by Ontario auditor general.The report, released Wednesday, looked at Ontario $1.6-billion annual cancer care system, concluding that while most patients are well-served, long waits for certain procedures and inefficiencies related to others remain in some areas of care.Our audit of cancer treatment services found that Ontarians needs were not fully being met in the areas of radiation treatment, ... scans and wait times for some urgent cancer surgeries and diagnostic services, Auditor General Bonnie Lysyk said. ARTICLE CONTINUES BELOW
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