Over 100 Experts Meet in Abuja to Enhance Cancer Care
Over 100 scientists, researchers, and stakeholders gathered in Abuja to address cancer care in Africa, organized by the African Organisation for Research and Training in Cancer (AORTIC). The meeting aimed to identify practical solutions to expand equitable access to high-quality cancer care across the continent.
Belmira Rodrigues, Managing Director of AORTIC, stated that the meeting is a premier scientific event dedicated to translating the latest advancements in cancer care into actionable strategies for African patients. The theme of the meeting was "Global Discovery, Local Delivery," emphasizing the need to implement new cancer medicines and technologies effectively.
Dr. Miriam Mutebi, past president of AORTIC and co-chair of the A2I Special Interest Group, highlighted that scientific discoveries alone do not change lives; they must reach cancer patients.
Dr. Abiola Ibraheem, also a co-chair of the A2I group, noted that future cancer care in Africa relies on collaboration among clinicians, researchers, policymakers, and patient advocates to overcome barriers and improve access for every patient.
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