Rasha Aboelhassan, Senior Oncology Consultant at Nasser Institute Hospital, Egypt, shared a post on LinkedIn:
“Between history, culture, and science, Egyptian oncologists shape individualized treatment plans for every cancer patient.
We practice medicine within the legacy of one of the world’s oldest civilizations — a civilization built on knowledge, precision, resilience, and continuity. This heritage quietly influences how we think, how we analyze, and how we plan. It teaches us long-term vision, responsibility, and respect for complexity.
The 17th version of Asyut University Oncology Department conference, was not just a conference, its was a new version of collaboration between all health sectors in which we can to put the new plans for future.
Thanks for your efforts Heba Bakri and all organizing committee.”
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