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Jul 4, 2024, 12:11

CANCaRe Africa’s Wilms Africa Project

CANCaRe Africa shared on LinkedIn:

“Local evidence is key. Collaborative Childhood Cancer Clinical Research in sub-Saharan Africa is important and feasible. Please watch the short video of Dr. Barnabas Atwiine from Mbarara, Uganda about a recent publication of CANCaRe Africa’s Wilms Africa Project. There is still a lot to be done together to improve survival of children with Wilms tumour in our región.

Please find the link to the paper here.”

Source: CANCaRe Africa/LinkedIn

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