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The public cancer centre at Windhoek Central Hospital, where state patients with cancer are assessed and treated. It has two cobalt radiotherapy machines and brachytherapy.
The Dr A.B. May Cancer Care Centre is part of Windhoek Central Hospital, one of Namibia's two large state hospitals. The African Cancer Registry Network's page says that cancer patients, private or state, are supposed to be sent to it or to the Namibia Oncology Centre for assessment and possible treatment, that its admissions nurses complete the registry's forms, and that its staff help the registry with data input. IAEA DIRAC, with the entry updated in 2024, lists the hospital's radiation oncology department with two cobalt-60 units, brachytherapy and a CT scanner. The coordinates are DIRAC's.
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