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Health financing models in Africa aim to expand coverage and services, particularly in cancer care. Countries are encouraged to learn from each other's healthcare practices. Kenya is moving from the National Health Insurance Fund to the Social Health Authority. A Q&A session highlights access concerns, while knowledge exchange and multidisciplinary care are emphasised. International collaboration and the role of digital health are crucial for improving care delivery and quality across disciplines.
Enhancing multiple myeloma care in western Kenya
Reflections after the ecancer Tata Medical Center, Kolkata Psycho-oncology congress 2024
The long-standing partnership between Tata Medical Center, Kolkata and ecancer Global Foundation
Providing equitable cancer care globally
Using human rights law to improve the lives of people affected by cancer: An African experience
Equitable access to affordable essential oncology medicines in low- and middle-income countries
Key Insights from ASCO 2024
Women, power and cancer: Towards equitable, gender-transformative cancer prevention, care and control
Reducing drug expenditures without harming patients
