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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

Annelies Mavinkurve Barnabas Atwiine Bernice Eklu Brenda Mallon CANCaRe Africa CANCaRe Africa’s Wilms Africa Project cancer Cecilia Mdoka Collaborative Childhood Cancer Clinical Research Diriba Fufa Elizabeth Molyneux Emmanuel Amankwah Esubalew Mezgebu Evaristar Kudowa Feven Birhane Foundation S George Chagaluka Glenn Mbah Harriet Khofi Inam Chitsike Isabelle villadary Jennifer Geel Kathy Pritchard-Jones Lillian Sung Local evidence Lorna Awo Renner Maite Gorostegui Mbarara Mulugeta Wassie Mulugeta Yimer Mushabe Branchard Nickhill Bhakta OncoDaily Oncology SIOP Sub-Saharan Africa Trijn Israels Uganda Vivian Paintsil Vongai Dondo Wilms tumour

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