Expanding radiotherapy access in Sub-Saharan Africa: an analysis of travel burdens and patient-related benefits of hypofractionation

Overview of attention for article published in Frontiers in oncology, April 2023

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RT @Naman_Julka: Great paper shared by @GlobalRTCo on expanding #radiotherapy access in Sub-Saharan #Africa - significant travel burdens an…

30 May 2023

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Great paper shared by @GlobalRTCo on expanding #radiotherapy access in Sub-Saharan #Africa - significant travel burdens and not enough centres to serve populations. https://t.co/T0f0fnHdXy @rad__chat @radiotherapy_uk @SCoRMembers @SoRStudentReps

30 May 2023

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RT @GlobalRTCo: 🌐RADIOTHERAPY NEWS🌐 Patients in sub-Saharan Africa have to travel long distances to receive #radiotherapy treatment, but h…

26 May 2023

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🌐RADIOTHERAPY NEWS🌐 Patients in sub-Saharan Africa have to travel long distances to receive #radiotherapy treatment, but hypofractionated radiotherapy can decrease time and monetary costs Read more about the study's findings about HFRT 👉 https://t.co/fBj

26 May 2023

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