Giving chemo in bomb shelters, Ukrainian oncologists treat and evacuate patients - The Cancer Letter
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 […]
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