Dr. Odongo is an International Researcher with broad expertise, A University Lecturer with experience in Tertiary institution Administration/Management
🎉 Congratulations to the team behind this important work! 🌍
Highlighting the need for culturally sensitive communication to improve patient outcomes. #GlobalHealth#CancerCare@OncoAlert@m_mutebi@ASCO@myESMO@uicc
doi:10.1001/jamanetworkopen.2024.31128
Congratulations to Dr Hannah Simba @AcademicTourist@IARCWHO for her excellent skills and perception in conducting this work and a beautiful write-up! 🙏 Next steps? Country and language specific efforts to improve cancer communication free of blame and fear.
IARC scientists & partners discover mechanism that may explain why children in some parts of #Africa are at ↗️ risk of developing endemic Burkitt #lymphoma, a fast-growing #cancer with a high mortality rate. Published in @PNASNews.
https://t.co/pgeNhJXSoZ
Delighted to share that our study on origins of children Burkitt Lymphoma (https://t.co/cpyrqhcUsn) is published in @PNAS. Results may help explain why this endemic cancer develops more commonly in regions in Africa than elsewhere. Grateful to @IARCWHO & external collaborators
@zdenkoherceg@pnas@IARCWHO Wow! So happy for this good news.
Thanks very much to you @zdenkoherceg , @rita__khoueiry, all the co-authors, the EGM team, @IARCWHO, our collaborators, @CwC_UK , and everyone else that made this possible. I know the list is long but am so excited that we made it. Merci
As the first module of the #IARCSummerSchool comes to an end😭, here’s some insight into who the participants are & how they felt about the experience.
Module 2 starts on Monday!
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