Dr. Adedayo Joseph at the 2022 Congress of the International Pediatric Radiation Oncology Society (PROS)
Our Dr. Adedayo Joseph (Clinical Radiation Oncologist NSIA -LUTH Cancer Center Lagos Nigeria) at the 2022 Congress of the [...]
Meeting with the Advocacy Committee of the International Society of Paediatric Oncology
Team Dorcas led by our Director, Dr. adedayo Joseph met with the Advocacy Committee of the International Society of [...]
Foundation Bridges Pediatric Radiation Oncology Gap in Africa with Virtual Bootcamp
First Published: This Day Written By: Sunday Ehigiator In its effort aimed at bridging Pediatric Radiation Oncology gap in Africa and [...]
Experts urge better deal for paediatric radiation oncology
First Published: Business Day Written By: Waliat Musa Photo Credit: TANIT MEDICAL ENGINEERING Medical experts have decried dearth of paediatric radiation oncology [...]
Foundation set to bridge pediatric radiation oncology access in Africa
First Published: Business Day Written By: Seyi John Salau The Dorcas Cancer Foundation (TDCF) has said that it is working to [...]
Training PHC workers in Lagos, Ogun, Oyo to mitigate childhood cancer
By Stanley Akpunonu Over 700 Primary Healthcare (PHC) workers comprising doctors, nurses, community health, and extension workers in Lagos, Ogun, and [...]
Over 700 PHC workers in Lagos, Ogun Oyo trained to mitigate childhood cancer early
By Chioma Obinna Following the increasing rate of cancer among Nigerian children, over 700 Primary Healthcare (PHC) workers comprising doctors, [...]
Tackling the rise in Nigeria’s childhood cancer cases
First Published: Business Day Newspaper Nigeria is struggling to confront challenges associated with the rising prevalence of childhood cancer cases [...]
What You Need To Know About Childhood Cancers
First Published - Guardian Newspaper Cells are the basic unit of all living things. They form the tissues [...]
Childhood cancer costs Nigerian parents N2.5m in absence of insurance
First Published - Business Day Newspaper Without coverage of a government-backed insurance, Nigerian parents with a child suffering cancer need a [...]