International Network for Cancer Treatment and Research. Dedicated to helping build capacity for cancer research and treatment in developing countries.

9 locations worldwide
Joined August 2009
This is the way we are heading. The rich feed on the poor: I sometimes wonder if the rush to the door is a smoke-screen to even further reduce resources - or rather, redirect them to the resource-rich countries
I like this picture (Father and Son) very much. The sense of melancholy that comes through, the close... fb.me/DoQgDBE4
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We are considering updating this manual. Comments on whether this is needed, and if so, how it could be improved, would be welcome
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Many of you may wish to donate to our Burkitt lymphoma project in Africa, which is participating in the Global... fb.me/QIcfTUdw
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We are trying to boost membership of INCTR. A new website is being created where members may download... fb.me/3e8FNikAH
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The 3rd edition of Cancer Control - Cancer Control 2015 is now available on line (cancercontrol.info) from... fb.me/4xbBWeC4u
To become a member of INCTR, go to inctr.gov/membership and follow the instructions. fb.me/6NjCqKga2
INCTR is working with a number of other organizations to request that an "Action plan on controlled substances" is... fb.me/BSSwFgIG
Cancer Control 2015 has also just been publshed as an electronic journal. Hard copies will be available, and... fb.me/tofpDizO
The Newsflash for the second quarter of 2015 has just been published electronically. If you do not receive this... fb.me/3BNDpuIfe
To become an INCTR member, simply go to inctr.org/membership/ download an application form and send it... fb.me/6DUz2LHaC
INCTR would also like to hear from those who have used the Handbook. Is there new material that, in your view... fb.me/6J6XakMl1
The Palliative Care Handbook website has had a facelift. Let us know if you like t
The next newsflash is due in early July