An international study shows Maori have a higher chance of getting cancer than non-Maori, but the same is not true for other countries' indigenous peoples. It shows that inequalities for cancer is higher in New Zealand than it is in Australia, Canada and the United States. But Te Manu Korihi reporter Leigh Marama McLachlan found experts here dispute the overseas data and are more concerned about the divide within Aotearoa.
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