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Awesome speech about @iCCaRE4BlackMen by our @CaPTC7 regional PI @Ademolap and his clinical investigator, Dr. Abdulazeez Abiodun.
@nijitoye and @_appiemusic serve delightful dance moves as they also dole out words of encouragement to our survivors.
Thank you so much for the kind words! It's truly an honor and privilege to be the @CaPTC7 Program Manager for Africa. I'm committed to giving my best to further @CaPTC7 and @iCCaRE4BlackMen's mission in promoting Prostate Cancer Research in Africa.
#DedicatedToTheCause
Congratulations Dr John Carpten @djhazadus. This is a testament of your outstanding and pioneering work in reducing the burden and improving outcomes of cancer among Blacks.
You are a shinning star and @CaPTC7 is always proud of you.
#Zerocancer
@jidesanwoolu Congratulations . Sure the God of Heaven has been your support . I pray that these transforming projects like the light rail system will be completed by you , amen .
We are indeed appreciative of the Eye team's prompt visit, assessment and proposed intervention plan, especially on a weekend.
The team's action came at a time when it was so crucial something medically realistic needed to be provided as an information base for further support
It’s exciting to speak to outstanding Nigerian academics at grant writing pre-summit workshop of the inaugural Nigeria-Diaspora Biomedical research summit @DiasporaNGR.
2 Corinthians 3:18 But we all, with open face beholding as in a glass the glory of the Lord, are changed into the same image from glory to glory, even as by the Spirit of the LORD. https://t.co/clZGRdwj2K
Funded PhD Studentship for underrepresented minorities in Cancer research at University College Dublin, Ireland. Open to anyone globally:
Emerging hypoxic signalling in human cancers at University College Dublin on https://t.co/qRWAFjLUic https://t.co/51CEoafy3G