In her final “From the Editor’s Desk,” Dr. Lidia Schapira reflects on her time as the Editor in Chief of Cancer.Net, including what ASCO’s patient education program has accomplished under her leadership and what’s next for Cancer.Net.
Բժիշկ Գևորգ Թամամյանը նկարագրում է, թե ինչպիսին է երեխաների մոտ քաղցկեղի բուժումը Հայաստանում, և բարեգործության դերը ախտորոշման և բուժման ծախսերի առումով օգնելու գործում:
Dr. Aynur Kenjaeva discusses what cancer care is like in Kazakhstan, including the free access to cancer care all citizens of the country have and about national efforts to promote cancer screening and prevention.
Dr. Ramila Shilpakar shares what the cancer experience is like in Nepal, including the stigma surrounding the disease, how people with cancer access care, and how international organizations have helped to improve cancer care in the country.
On this year’s World Health Day, Dr. Lidia Schapira discusses the importance of addressing cancer as a global issue and how Cancer.Net is working to provide expert-vetted information to people all over the world.
Dr. Mona Hassan describes what cancer care is like in Lebanon, including the significant disparities in cancer care between Lebanese people and refugees in the country.
Dr. Michael Jefford discusses what cancer prevention and care is like in Australia, including the access Australians have to screening, how people with cancer receive treatment, and how the country is working to improve survivorship care.
In this podcast, Dr. Petros Grivas and Dr. Edith Mitchell discuss what health care disparities are, how they affect people with cancer, and why involvement of minority populations in cancer clinical trials is so important.
Dr. Fidel Rubagumya describes what treating people with cancer is like in Rwanda, including some of the longstanding challenges and recent achievements in caring for and supporting patients and survivors in the country.
La doctora Alba Kihn Alarcón habla de la razón personal por la que se involucró en la atención oncológica de Guatemala, en los esfuerzos por ampliar la detección del cáncer en todo el país y en la manera en que las personas con cáncer acceden a la atención en Guatemala.
