Hadieh Eslampanah, Director of International Development and Communications Department at MAHAK, shared on LinkedIn:
“As part of Childhood Cancer Awareness Month, we recently held a press conference at MAHAK to discuss the future of childhood cancer care and the importance of advanced therapies, including cell therapy, gene therapy, and targeted treatments.
We also highlighted the growing role of digital transformation in healthcare and supportive services, with the MAHAK application demonstrating how digital tools can contribute to a scalable and sustainable model for childhood cancer care – connecting different segments of society, families, and children with healthcare and supportive services in a more accessible and meaningful way.
Alongside these efforts, we are continuing to advance our transplant twinning program and several initiatives in collaboration with international partners, with a focus on knowledge exchange, technology development, and expanding capabilities in advanced medicine.
At MAHAK, we believe the future of childhood cancer care lies at the intersection of medicine, innovation, technology, accessibility, and global collaboration.”
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