Glory Makupa, Clinical Oncology Specialist at Kilimanjaro Christian Medical Center, shared a post on LinkedIn about a recent article she and her colleagues co-authored, adding:
“Glad to share that our study, led by Kennedy Misso has just been published:
‘Clinical Outcomes of Pancreatic Head Tumors: A Seven Year Review at a Tertiary Hospital in Northern Tanzania.’
Over seven years, we found that most patients are diagnosed late, have limited treatment options, and face poor survival outcomes.
It’s a reminder of the urgent need for better diagnostics, access to treatments, and cost-effective ways to improve care.
Grateful to the whole team for their dedication, I hope this work sparks more action to support patients with pancreaticobiliary cancers.”
Title: Clinical Outcomes of Pancreatic Head Tumors: A Seven Year Review at a Tertiary Hospital in Northern Tanzania
Authors: Kennedy Misso, Comfort M. Takang, Kondo Chilonga, Mujaheed Suleman, Yotham Gwanika, Pius Aloyce, Glory Makupa, Augustine Musyoka, Arkadiusz Z. Dudek, Randy Hurley, Furaha Serventi
Read the Full Article on Medical Research Archives
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