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Fiji's health ministry, which provides most of the country's cancer care through oncology units in its divisional hospitals and runs the national cancer registry and screening.
The Ministry's UICC member statement (an Associate Member) says it is the majority provider of oncology services to the whole population of Fiji, with limited private facilities, and coordinates the national cancer registry, screening and early detection, diagnosis and treatment and emerging palliative care; a national cancer control plan was being developed. Its cancer page says cancer cases are managed in the three divisional hospitals' oncology units, with local treatment in the form of surgery and limited chemotherapy, and that HPV immunisation is offered free to girls in class 8. IAEA DIRAC lists no radiotherapy centre in Fiji. The coordinates are an approximate Suva city point.
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