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Giving chemo in bomb shelters, Ukrainian oncologists treat and evacuate patients - The Cancer Letter
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As the war rages around them, Ukraine’s oncologists are scrambling to get cancer patients the treatment they need. “Quite a lot of oncological centers have been attacked—I have no words about it,” said Tetiana Skrypets, a Crimean-born oncologist-hematologist who has previously worked for Ukraine’s National Cancer Institute in Kyiv and is now a PhD candidate […]
Ukrainian oncologists press on in year four of wartime disruptions Amid missiles and blackouts, “you cannot put your life on a pause forever.” It took Yuliia Lozko nearly three days to travel to Sidney Kimmel Comprehensive Cancer Center at Jefferson Health in Philadelphia. April 03, 2026 Vol.52 No.13 By Sara Willa Ernst
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