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Inside a Cancer Control ImPACT Review: A Behind-the-Scenes Look

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Rays of Hope: Expanding Cancer Care Accessibility Cancer is a formidable health challenge worldwide, and radiotherapy is a critical treatment option that can benefit approximately half of all cancer patients. However, access to this vital technology is not uniformly available across the globe. In countries like Mozambique, the situation is particularly dire, with limited access […]
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Inside a Cancer Control ImPACT Review: A Behind-the-Scenes Look

Rays of Hope: Expanding Cancer Care Accessibility Cancer is a formidable health challenge worldwide, and radiotherapy is a critical treatment option that can benefit approximately half of all cancer patients. However, access to this vital technology is not uniformly available across the globe. In countries like Mozambique, the situation is particularly dire, with limited access […]

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Behind the Scenes of a Cancer Control ImPACT Review Mission

Language English Apr22025 Featured Story Lorna Awo Renner (left) is seen discussing paediatric care as part of the imPACT Review team at work at Primary Health Care Centre Primerio Maio. Impact Review in Mozambique Nuclear techniques to diagnose and fight cancer Raising Rays of Hope for Cancer Care for All Least Developed Countries Rays of Hope Related stories Mozambique is Prioritizing Cancers Affecting Women and Children E…

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