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Tag: Uganda Cancer Institute

Participants from Uganda Cancer Institute, Aster Medcity
and Magnus Media pose for a group photo.

Health

Aster Medcity, Magnus Medi, and Uganda Cancer Institute foster partnership to advance bone-marrow transplants and improve cancer care

Sports

Rugby Cranes coach Robert ‘Soggy’ diagnosed with Leukemia, seeks financial assistance

Health

Uganda Heart Institute gets new home, vacates UCI premises

Entertainment

Meet child stars Abigail, 7 and Alvan, 9 set to hold concert for cancer at Serena Hotel

A Ugandan women receives radiation treatment for cervical cancer at the Mulago Hospital, in Kampala, Uganda, July 19, 2013. While Uganda was able to get a handle on the AIDs epidemic through ARV drugs and assistance from the international community, the country still struggles with how to treat and diagnose an overwhelming number of Cancer patients across the country. Thousands are currently being treated by only a handful of trained Oncologists in the entire country of Uganda; basic chemotherapy and Cancer medicines are often in short supply or unavailable, the radiation machine is outdated, in-patient beds are limited, and most Cancer patients can not afford transportation fare to reach diagnosis and treatment in Kampala from villages across the country. (Credit: Lynsey Addario for The New York Times)

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Only four cancer patients to be treated in Kenya

Carol arriving for the fundraising carwash last Saturday.

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Carol will not be going to the US for surgery – Health Ministry

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Government quickly releases Shs30 billion for Cancer bunker construction

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Cancer Institute says they bought a new machine in 2013 and it’s only awaiting installation

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