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Togo's health ministry, which runs the national cancer programme. Its draft cancer plan for 2022 to 2025 found no public radiotherapy in the country and a population cancer registry still being set up.
The draft Plan cancer Togo 2022 to 2025 (October 2021), issued by the ministry's national cancer programme, records that the programme was created by ministerial order in 2009, that a 2015 decree provided for a national cancer institute, that work to install a cancer registry began in August 2017, that an IAEA imPACT review in September 2017 made 53 recommendations, and that a five-year paediatric oncology plan was drawn up in 2019. It notes a universal health insurance law voted in October 2021, no radiotherapy in the public sector and a private radiotherapy centre, no nuclear medicine, and the pathology laboratory of CHU Sylvanus Olympio as the only public diagnostic laboratory, so that many cases escape its records. The coordinates are an approximate Lomé city point.
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