Rays of Hope: Cancer Care for All

4 February 2022

Cancer kills far too many people — particularly in Africa. The International Atomic Energy Agency’s new initiative ‘Rays of Hope’ sets out to change that, by supporting the establishment and expansion of radiotherapy services, with a particular focus on the more than 20 IAEA Member States that completely lack facilities for radiation treatment.

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IAEA/WHO Joint Statement on Reducing Inequity in Access to Cancer Care through Rays of Hope Initiative
Rays of Hope: Cancer care for all
Cancer care for all - IAEA Bulletin (Vol. 63/1, February 2022)
Cancer (IAEA)
WHO's work on cancer

Rays of Hope Rafael Mariano Grossi Department of Nuclear Sciences and Applications Department of Technical Cooperation Technical cooperation programme Programme of Action for Cancer Therapy (PACT) Nuclear technology and applications Division of Human Health World Health Organization/Pan American Health Organization Director General Cancer treatment: Radiotherapy Comprehensive cancer control Health Cancer

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