The burden of infections in patients with cancer in Sub-Saharan Africa
In this webinar, the 1st webinar in the 2nd ASCO–GOIS international webinar series, experts discuss whether the number of treated patients can be doubled—or more—using existing radiotherapy facilities worldwide, and the need for research, implementation studies, and innovations that reduce the cost of radiotherapy without compromising outcomes.
Contributors include Prof Ahmed Elzawawy (Egypt), Prof Luca Incrocci (Netherlands and Italy), Prof Karol Sikora (UK), Prof Aly Razek (USA and UAE), Prof Abba Mallum, Sami Khatib, AMAAC (Jordan), and Monika Sonu (India).
GOIS: Global Oncology-Implementing Science program
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The burden of infections in patients with cancer in Sub-Saharan Africa
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