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APO Group - Africa Newsroom / Press release | Uganda: Parliament commits Shs1 billion for cancer centre as Speaker Among launches Rotary Cancer Run 2024 - Vimarsana News

APO Group - Africa Newsroom / Press release | Uganda: Parliament commits Shs1 billion for cancer centre as Speaker Among launches Rotary Cancer Run 2024

Uganda: Parliament commits Shs1 billion for cancer centre as Speaker Among launches Rotary Cancer Run 2024

Waiting times at A&E slashed - Vimarsana News

Waiting times at A&E slashed

Trust for RD&E and North Devon hospitals is in top ten

Uganda: Parliament commits Shs1 billion for cancer centre as Speaker Among launches Rotary Cancer Run 2024 - Vimarsana News

Uganda: Parliament commits Shs1 billion for cancer centre as Speaker Among launches Rotary Cancer Run 2024

Parliament has committed to contribute Shs1 billion towards the completion of the radiotherapy centre at St. Francis Nsambya Hospital in the capital, Kampala.

Source: africa.com
NHS cancer care is in such crisis doctors are giving appointments knowing patients won't live long enough to come to them. But there IS a cure, writes PROFESSOR KAROL SIKORA - Vimarsana News

NHS cancer care is in such crisis doctors are giving appointments knowing patients won't live long enough to come to them. But there IS a cure, writes PROFESSOR KAROL SIKORA

I have no hesitation in stating my deeply held - and I'm afraid rather bleak - belief that cancer care in this country is in a state of monumental crisis, writes Dr Karol Sikora.

Expert on Kate's diagnosis: 'She will cope and there's a great chance of success' | Royal | News - Vimarsana News

Expert on Kate's diagnosis: 'She will cope and there's a great chance of success' | Royal | News

Cancer expert Karol Sikora believes the Princess of Wales will cope well with chemotherapy.