The Cyprus Oncology Society (Oek) has praised the government and the health ministry for the protection measures taken for cancer patients during the coronavirus pandemic,
The German oncology centre in Limassol has set up a separate department to treat cancer patients with coronavirus, it announced on Thursday. The centre said
Some 18 patients at the oncology ward of Limassol General Hospital have tested negative for coronavirus after another patient at the unit contracted the virus.
A group art exhibition ‘Life’ in aid of charity Pasykaf will open in its final destination, Nicosia on Saturday and members of the public will
Mini buses carrying cancer patients to treatment facilities will be included in a special vehicle category to enable them to get to their destination faster,
It was interesting to read in your newspaper that an American-based company specialising in medical cannabis research and production, said it had been cleared for
By Evie Andreou AROUND 40 per cent of cancer cases can be avoided with prevention and timely diagnosis, Health minister George Pamporidis said on Thursday
By Evie Andreou HALF of the cancer patients diagnosed this year will not be able to receive radiotherapy, and 60 per cent of them will
By Bejay Browne FIVE families in Paphos with members receiving cancer treatment are in desperate need of food and an appeal is being made by
By Evie Andreou THE Cyprus Oncology Society (OEK) warned cancer patients yesterday not to pay attention to announcements by charlatans aimed at creating wrong impressions
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