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The Central African Republic's health ministry. A 2021 international review it requested found no national cancer programme, no population cancer registry and no radiotherapy in the country.
At the ministry's request, the IAEA, WHO's African regional office and IARC carried out an imPACT review from September 2020 to March 2021. Its summary found a plan for non-communicable diseases (2015 to 2021) but no national cancer control programme, no population-based cancer registry (data come from the country's pathology laboratory and the oncology departments of Bangui hospitals), no HPV vaccination, two medical and two paediatric oncologists, chemotherapy given in a paediatric department with families paying, no radiotherapy and no morphine. It recommended a cancer registry, a medical oncology department at the Hôpital Communautaire or the national teaching hospital, and an autonomous paediatric oncology service at the paediatric teaching hospital. The coordinates are an approximate Bangui city point.
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